drive-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 21 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct actions, and the gdrive_/onedrive_ prefixes separate the two providers cleanly. A few near-overlaps exist (gdrive_list_folder vs gdrive_list_folder_recursive, and gdrive_write_file vs gdrive_create_doc), but the descriptions explicitly disambiguate them.
The provider_verb[_noun] pattern is consistent and readable, e.g., gdrive_create_folder, gdrive_read_file, onedrive_list_folder. Minor deviations exist like verb-only names (gdrive_copy, gdrive_trash, gdrive_undo, gdrive_search), but they do not undermine predictability.
21 tools falls in the heavy range for a single MCP server, though the dual-provider scope explains the size. Each tool has a plausible purpose, but the surface feels larger than a typical well-scoped single-domain server.
The Google Drive side is fairly complete: create, read, search, list, rename, move, copy, trash, share, download, and undo are all covered. The OneDrive side is notably incomplete, offering only list/search/read/reauth with no create, write, rename, move, trash, or share operations.