Google Workspace MCP Server
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Scored across 13 tools
Most tools map cleanly to a distinct Google service (email, calendar, drive, sheets, docs, meet, tasks, contacts), so boundaries are largely clear. However, queue_operations is explicitly the same tool as bulk_operations (a renamed alias), creating a genuine duplicate, and manage_scratchpad overlaps with manage_docs/manage_email since all three can compose and deliver text content.
The dominant pattern is a clean manage_<noun> convention used consistently across 10 of 13 tools (manage_email, manage_calendar, manage_drive, etc.). The two deviations, bulk_operations and queue_operations, use a different verb-noun style, but the set remains highly readable.
13 tools is well within a reasonable range for a multi-service Google Workspace server, with each service getting dedicated coverage. The count is slightly inflated by the deprecated queue_operations alias, which duplicates bulk_operations rather than adding capability.
Coverage spans the core Workspace surface: mail, calendar, contacts, drive, docs, sheets, tasks, meet, accounts, plus a workspace sandbox and bulk helpers. Notable gaps include Google Slides/Forms/Chat and no explicit delete/trash-style operations in some resource families, but core workflows are reachable.