Apple Mail MCP Server
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Scored across 29 tools
Tools are mostly organized by resource with clear action prefixes, so accounts, rules, mailboxes, messages, templates, and drafts are easy to separate. The main overlap is the send path: send_email, reply, reply_all, and forward are all described as convenience wrappers over create_draft, which creates some selection ambiguity for outgoing-mail tasks.
Nearly all tools follow a consistent verb_noun snake_case pattern such as list_accounts, create_rule, delete_mailbox, and render_template. The exceptions are reply, reply_all, and forward, which are bare verbs without an explicit object and break the otherwise predictable rhythm.
At 29 tools, the surface is well beyond the typical well-scoped range and feels heavy for agents to navigate. Several outgoing-mail tools are redundant wrappers around create_draft, so the count could be meaningfully reduced without losing functionality.
Core workflows are broadly covered: accounts, rules, mailboxes, messages, threads, attachments, templates, and outgoing mail all have lifecycle support. Minor gaps remain, such as no account creation/update and list_rules not exposing rule indices needed by update_rule/delete_rule, but the overall surface supports realistic mail workflows.