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Scored across 16 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource+action: read_mail (one message), get_thread (conversation), selected_mail (current selection ids), search_mail (query), move_mail vs undo_move, read_attachment vs save_attachment. Overlapping-looking pairs are clearly differentiated in the descriptions, and even the permission helper is unambiguous.
Almost everything follows a verb_noun snake_case pattern (create_draft, list_mailboxes, mark_mail, undo_move). Two outliers (selected_mail, mail_status) are noun-first/adjective-first, a minor deviation that doesn't hurt readability.
16 tools is at the upper edge of the comfortable range, but each one covers a real mail workflow (compose, search, read, thread, attachments, mailboxes, moves, permissions, status). Nothing looks like filler, though a couple of helpers could arguably be folded into status.
Strong lifecycle coverage: read/search/thread, mark, move with undo, attachments read/save, mailbox create/list/delete, plus permission recovery. Minor gaps: no mailbox rename, no permanent delete/empty-trash, and no send tool (drafts only), though the latter appears to be a deliberate safety choice.