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Scored across 16 tools
Each tool targets a clearly distinct operation: opening vs. finding vs. acting vs. verifying vs. asserting vs. scrolling vs. reading vs. screenshotting. Descriptions consistently cross-reference the correct tool for each edge case (e.g., 'use browser_screenshot when those pixels matter', 'call browser_verify after EVERY action'), making misselection very unlikely.
Every tool follows a strict browser_<noun_or_verb> snake_case convention: browser_open, browser_find, browser_act, browser_verify, browser_assert, browser_scroll, browser_screenshot, browser_session_open, etc. No mixing of styles or inconsistent prefixes.
16 tools is slightly heavy but each earns its place within a sophisticated browser-automation surface (session lifecycle, observation, action, verification, assertion, media). No obvious redundancy; the count is justified by the depth of the domain.
Strong lifecycle coverage: sessions open/close/list, navigation, finding, acting, verification, diff/checkpoint, screenshots, text extraction, environment control. Minor gaps: no dedicated file-upload, download handling, or explicit keyboard-modifier/scroll-wheel action, but these can be worked around or are outside core scope.