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Scored across 21 tools
All 21 tools have clearly distinct purposes, covering authentication, drives, lists, sites, search, sharing, permissions, pages, and trash. Even related tools like sp_drive_file_read, sp_drive_file_checkout, sp_drive_file_history, and sp_drive_file_version_get are differentiated by their specific actions.
All tools follow a consistent sp_{resource}_{action} pattern in snake_case (e.g., sp_auth_begin, sp_drive_folder_list, sp_site_trash_list). The naming is predictable and easily understood.
With 21 tools, the set is well-scoped for the SharePoint domain. It covers authentication, multiple resource types (files, lists, sites, pages), and additional utilities like search, sharing, and permissions without being overwhelming or too sparse.
The tool surface is heavily read-only. Missing write operations include creating/updating/deleting files (e.g., sp_drive_file_checkin), list items, sites, sharing links, and pages. While the descriptions hint at some missing tools (e.g., sp_share_link_create), they are not implemented, leaving significant gaps for agent workflows.