No argument on the direction. The part I would worry about is not how many tools there are, it is what each one does when it fails partway through. A tool that works most of the time is fine while a person is reading the output. Put the same tool in a chain something else is driving and the failures stop being visible, so you end up debugging a result rather than a step. That is the difference between a long tool list and a usable one.
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The resize half is the part worth having. Aiming at a window border is the one mouse action Windows has never made comfortable, and dragging from anywhere inside the window skips it. What I would check before committing is the modifier. Alt is already claimed inside plenty of applications, so a global drag that only sometimes reaches the window underneath is worse than not having it at all. Win key for me.
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