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Scored across 8 tools
Most tools target distinct actions, but open_message_in_mailmate and get_message_link both open a message in MailMate, making their purposes fuzzy. get_message, get_message_link, and open_message_in_mailmate also form a confusingly similar group of message-URL tools.
The set mostly follows a verb_noun pattern: list_tags, list_mailboxes, get_message, move_message, tag_message. The main deviations are the awkward search_messages_tool suffix and the longer open_message_in_mailmate form, but the pattern remains predictable.
Eight tools is a well-scoped size for a MailMate server covering search, retrieval, navigation, mailbox listing, tagging, and moving messages. Each tool feels justified even if a couple overlap.
Retrieval and organization workflows are covered: search, read, move, tag, and open. However, an email client surface lacks obvious send/reply/delete and mark-read operations, and the search tool cannot filter by mailbox, which are notable gaps.