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TDQS
Scored across 20 tools
`fetch` and `mail_get` are effectively identical read-one-email tools with the same description, so an agent cannot reliably distinguish them. `search` and `mail_search` also overlap even though the description tries to separate them by filter capability.
All names are lowercase snake_case, but the set mixes bare verbs (`search`, `fetch`), noun-first names (`contacts_search`), and `mail_`-prefixed tools (`mail_get`, `mail_draft_create`). Renaming `fetch` to `mail_get` or aligning all tools around `mail_<action>_<object>` would improve predictability.
20 tools is on the heavy end, and the duplicate `fetch`/`mail_get` pair makes the count feel padded. The overall email workflow is large enough that most tools have a purpose, but the set could be trimmed to the mid-teens.
The toolset covers the full email lifecycle: search/read, threaded retrieval, draft create/update/preview/send/discard, flag updates, move/copy/trash/permanent delete, folder management, and attachment reading. No major dead ends or obviously missing operations are apparent for a configured-account mail bridge.