stalwart-jmap-mcp
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Scored across 39 tools
Most tools target distinct resources (accounts, domains, queue, IPs, emails), but list_accounts and list_principals overlap since accounts are principals of type 'individual', and list_objects can list many types already covered by dedicated list tools. Descriptions mostly clarify, but the duplication creates minor ambiguity.
All tools use the stalwart_ prefix and mostly follow verb_noun naming (list_accounts, create_domain, delete_queue_message). Exceptions like server_info (noun-only) and queue_pause/queue_resume (noun-verb instead of verb-noun) break the uniform pattern, but the overall style is still predictable.
With 39 tools, this server is excessively large for an MCP interface. Even for a broad mail server admin domain, the sheer number of tools makes selection harder and suggests over-fragmentation, exceeding the 25+ threshold for 'too many'.
The tool set covers many admin operations (accounts, domains, queue, IP blocks, mailing lists) but only provides read-only access to identities, vacation responses, and Sieve scripts—no create/update/delete for these. This leaves notable gaps for full lifecycle management.