chrome-mcp
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Scored across 7 tools
run_cdp, execute_js, and run_drission_code all provide code/protocol execution on the current tab, creating overlap that could confuse an agent. get_manual and close_browser are distinct, but the three execution tools lack clear boundary guidance.
Mostly consistent snake_case verb_noun style (run_cdp, get_manual, close_browser, run_drission_code, execute_js), with 'capture' and 'navigate' as minor single-verb exceptions.
Seven tools are well-scoped for a Chrome automation server, covering navigation, JS execution, CDP, network capture, manual lookup, and browser lifecycle without bloat.
Covers the core lifecycle: launch/close, navigate/tabs, JS/CDP execution, network capture, and a manual. Minor gaps exist around explicit tab management (though navigate and run_drission_code provide switch_tab/tabs), and no dedicated element-click/type tools, but coverage is strong for the stated purpose.