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Scored across 22 tools
There is a cluster of email retrieval tools—get_recent_emails, get_recent_emails_all_folders, get_unread_emails, and get_todays_briefing—that overlap in function and could lead an agent to pick the wrong one by name alone. Most other tools are clearly separated by resource/action, and the descriptions resolve the ambiguity if read carefully.
All tools use snake_case verb_noun names (get_, create_, update_, cancel_, send_, reply_to_, move_, mark_) with no camelCase or inconsistent style. Even phrase-based names like get_todays_briefing still follow the get_<thing> convention, so the pattern is predictable.
22 tools is on the heavy side for a mail/calendar server, and the four overlapping email-fetch variants add redundancy rather than distinct capabilities. A tighter set closer to 15-16 tools would be easier to navigate, though the count is not extreme.
Email covers fetch, search, triage, drafts, replies, send, move, mark-read, and attachments; calendar covers create/read/update/cancel with conflict checks. The main gaps are no email deletion or forwarding and no direct send for an existing draft, but agents can work around these.