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The tools are mostly distinct: single-file conversion, bundle conversion, batch directory conversion, and diagnostics each target a different workflow. convert_eml and convert_eml_to_bundle could be confused at a glance, but their descriptions clearly separate the content-only path from the attachment-inclusive bundle path.
Three tools follow the convert_* naming pattern, and get_diagnostics is a reasonable verb_noun deviation that still fits the overall style. The names are predictable and readable, with only the extra '_to_bundle' modifier creating a slight inconsistency.
Four tools is well-scoped for an email conversion server: single conversion, bundle conversion, batch conversion, and diagnostics. Each tool has a clear purpose and none feel redundant or excessive.
The server covers the core workflow of converting EML files to Markdown, including batch processing, attachment bundling, and pre-conversion diagnostics. Minor gaps exist—such as no direct batch-with-options or bundle-specific options—but the main workflows have no dead ends.