DrissionPageMCP
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Scored across 29 tools
Most tools target distinct actions like navigation, clicking, input, screenshots, and network listening. A few pairs (send_enter/send_key, screenshot/screenshot_as_file) are closely related, but descriptions make them distinguishable.
The naming is predominantly snake_case verb phrases, but getInputElementsInfo and getSimplifiedDomTree break the convention, and input_by_xapth contains a typo. Overall it remains readable and mostly predictable.
With 29 tools, the server feels over-scoped, especially with redundant screenshot/listener functions and an unrelated save_dict_to_sqlite. The count exceeds the comfortable range and could be reduced by consolidating similar tools.
Core browser automation workflows are covered: navigation, tabs, element interaction, JS/CDP, file transfer, screenshots, and network listening. Gaps like closing tabs or cookie management are workaroundable via run_js or run_cdp.