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Scored across 68 tools
The descriptions are unusually detailed and usually state exactly when to prefer one tool over another, but the Mail surface has many similarly aimed read paths (mail vs mail_search, drafts vs mail_attachments, mail_body vs mail_bodies) and narrow write tools (move_mail vs trash_mail vs delete_draft). Across 68 tools, an agent can still misselect among near-neighbors even though the descriptions try hard to disambiguate.
Write tools mostly follow verb_noun (create_reminder, update_event, delete_note), but read/list tools are usually bare nouns (reminders, events, mail, notes, photos) and some use domain prefixes or noun compounds (mail_search, music_search, photo_info, now_playing). The patterns are readable but not a single predictable convention.
68 tools is a very large surface for one server, even counting the many macOS app domains. Each domain has a plausible subset, but the aggregate set is heavy and granular enough that it burdens tool selection and maintenance; it clearly exceeds the comfortable 3–15 range.
Coverage is extensive in Mail, Reminders, Calendar, Notes, Photos, Messages, Music, and Safari, but there are notable gaps: no send_mail tool despite descriptions referencing it, Contacts has only find/create without update/delete, and several list/container lifecycle operations (reminder lists, calendars, albums) are read/create-only. Agents can often work around these by drafting or using app UI, but the surface is not full lifecycle-complete.