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Scored across 15 tools
Most tools target distinct actions (fill, submit, navigate, wait_for, screenshot, note, session_*), and inspect_error vs assert_state have clearly different roles. The main overlap is click vs click_index, which is mitigated by the description telling agents to prefer click_index.
All names are snake_case and readable, but conventions are mixed: bare verbs (fill, submit, navigate, click, note), verb_noun (read_page, click_index, assert_state, inspect_error, wait_for), and noun_verb (session_start, session_end, session_status). Predictable enough to follow, but not a single pattern.
Fifteen tools is at the upper bound but justified by a real browser-automation loop: session lifecycle, navigation, interaction, waiting, verification and telemetry. Only the click/click_index pair feels like redundancy rather than a distinct capability.
The session lifecycle and core act/observe/verify loop are covered end to end, so no dead ends on the happy path. However, form automation lacks dropdown/select handling, keyboard actions (Enter, Tab, Escape), scrolling, and navigation history, which are common needs on real pages.