msteams-personal-mcp
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Scored across 29 tools
Tools are largely distinct: read variants (teams_get_messages, teams_get_message, teams_get_unread, teams_get_my_recent_messages, teams_get_mentions) overlap in domain but descriptions clearly differentiate them by scope. Sending/reply/edit/delete and reaction tools have clean, separate purposes, though the sheer number of read tools creates some risk of misselection.
Consistent teams_ prefix with verb_noun structure (get_messages, send_message, add_reaction, create_group_chat) throughout. Minor deviations like teams_status (noun) and auth verbs (login/logout) break the pattern slightly but remain highly predictable.
29 tools is heavy, exceeding the comfortable range, though most earn their place given the breadth of a Teams client (auth, chats, messages, reactions, group admin). A few read variants could be consolidated to trim the surface.
Covers the core lifecycle well: auth, listing/finding chats, reading/searching messages, sending/replying/editing/deleting, reactions, mentions, unread, files, pinned messages, and group membership management. Gaps exist around sending file attachments and user profiles/presence, but main workflows are complete.