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Scored across 39 tools
Core mail and Drive actions are distinct, but health/status/info tools overlap heavily across bridge, drive, ecosystem, and suite (e.g. proton_bridge_status vs proton_bridge_health vs proton_bridge_info; proton_drive_status vs proton_drive_auth_status). Descriptions help, but an agent can still struggle to pick the right status or diagnostic tool.
All names use snake_case with a proton_ prefix and verb_noun order, which is highly predictable. However, mail tools omit a proton_mail_/bridge_ prefix while Drive tools use proton_drive_, creating a minor inconsistency in prefixing.
39 tools is a heavy surface for one MCP server; the broad Proton suite partially justifies it, but redundant status/health/info and audit/format_report variants mean not every tool clearly earns its place. This volume increases selection cost for agents.
Core Drive and Mail lifecycles are well covered: list/search/get/send/reply/forward/flag/move/delete for mail, and list/upload/download/copy/move/remove/share for Drive. Minor gaps remain, such as mailbox folder rename/delete and Drive share management, but agents can work around them.