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TDQS
Scored across 26 tools
Each tool targets a distinct action, with clear separation between single and bulk operations, permanent and reversible deletes, and label vs folder moves. Descriptions clarify any potential overlap (e.g., archive vs modify_labels vs move_message).
Tool names follow multiple conventions: some use verb_noun (add_account, create_draft), some are plain verbs (archive, star), others have inconsistent patterns (bulk_delete vs delete_message, list_accounts vs get_message). No consistent verb or noun style across the set.
26 tools cover account management, message retrieval, sending, label manipulation, bulk actions, and trash/spam management. While the count is slightly high, each tool addresses a distinct function, and the scope justifies the number.
The set covers full lifecycle: account setup, message creation (draft/send), retrieval (by ID, search, thread), updates (labels, read state, stars, archive, move), and deletion (trash, permanent, bulk, empty trash/spam). No obvious gaps for standard email operations.