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Scored across 29 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes across email, calendar, Drive, and Zoom. The only mild overlap is between list_messages/list_unread (both list summaries, but one is folder-based and the other is unread-only) and sender_history/observer_context (both provide drafting context, but from different sources). Overall, descriptions make selection unambiguous.
The dominant pattern is verb_noun (list_messages, create_folder, delete_event, drive_upload_file) and is used consistently across categories. A few outliers like sender_history, observer_context, and memory_stats are noun-only, and mark_read uses verb_adjective rather than verb_noun. These are minor deviations, not chaotic—most tools follow the same convention.
At 29 tools, this is a heavy surface, but it covers several domains (mail, calendar, Drive, Zoom, knowledge files, local index) which justifies the volume. It sits just above the 25-tool threshold for 'too many', but the broad multi-service purpose keeps it borderline rather than bloated.
The email lifecycle is well covered: list, read, send, reply, delete, move, mark read, plus folder management and search. Minor gaps exist—no update_event for rescheduling, no folder rename, no way to add/edit accounts via MCP (intentionally CLI-only), and knowledge files lack write operations—but agents can work around these or have explicit offline equivalents.