outlook-triage-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 6 tools
Each tool has a clear and distinct purpose: auth_status for authentication, daily_briefing for digest, ensure_inbox_rule for rule creation, get_message for fetching a single message, list_inbox_rules for listing rules, and search_messages for searching. No two tools overlap in functionality.
While most names follow a verb_noun pattern (e.g., ensure_inbox_rule, get_message), some deviate: daily_briefing is a noun phrase, and auth_status is noun_noun. This inconsistency, though not severe, prevents a higher score.
Six tools is an appropriate scope for an Outlook triage server, covering authentication, inbox digest, rule management, message retrieval, rule listing, and message search. None seem redundant or missing for the stated purpose.
The server covers reading (search, get, digest) and rule creation, but lacks message actions (delete, move, mark as read) and rule deletion. This is a notable gap for a triage tool, as users cannot act on individual messages beyond reading.