cpanel-mail-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 16 tools
Tools target distinct operations (e.g., list_messages vs get_message vs search_messages), but check_connection and mail_config_status both relate to connection/config status, and unseen_summary overlaps with list_mailboxes/mailbox_status by summarizing unread counts. Descriptions mostly clarify these boundaries.
Most names follow a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern (list_mailboxes, get_message, create_mailbox), but a few diverge: check_connection and mail_config_status are noun/status-oriented, and unseen_summary uses a noun phrase rather than a verb. Still predictable overall.
16 tools is slightly heavy but appropriate for a full-featured IMAP/SMTP mail client covering connection, folders, messages, flags, attachments, drafts, and sending. Each tool has a plausible role, with only minor overlap (unseen_summary vs mailbox_status).
Covers the complete lifecycle: connect/check, list folders, list/read/search messages, move/delete, set flags, create folders, save attachments, drafts, send, reply, and config status. No obvious dead ends for mail management.