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Scored across 19 tools
Most tools target clear resource-plus-action pairs, with mail and calendar tools cleanly separated. However, the calendar draft lifecycle has several similarly named tools (calendar_draft vs. calendar_drafts, calendar_read_draft vs. calendar_read, calendar_update_draft vs. calendar_update) that could cause misselection without careful description reading.
The set predominantly uses snake_case with a domain prefix (mail_ or calendar_), which is predictable. Minor deviations exist: mail_senders and mail_folders are noun-only rather than verb_noun (e.g., missing a list_ prefix), and singular/plural draft names are easily confused.
At 19 tools across mail and calendar, the count is slightly heavy but reasonable for two domains with safety-oriented draft workflows. Each tool appears to earn its place, though the calendar draft lifecycle adds several specialized tools that could feel excessive for simpler use cases.
The surface covers core mail and calendar operations, including search, read, draft, send, move, create, update, and delete. Notable gaps remain for iCloud mail attachments and calendar attendee/recurring-event editing, but these are explicitly documented as unsupported in this release.