gmail-tidy-mcp
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Scored across 23 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes, but a few boundaries are slightly blurry: list_accounts also returns labels while list_labels exists separately, and sender_stats/newsletters both analyze senders, though their descriptions clarify the difference. search_emails versus search_all_accounts is also distinguishable only by the account scope.
The set is mostly consistent snake_case with verb_noun names such as list_drafts, create_filter, and organize_emails. Minor deviations include noun-only names like sender_stats, recent_changes, and newsletters, plus the compound finish_connect_account, but the convention remains readable.
At 23 tools, the surface is heavy and lands in the borderline range for a Gmail tidy server. Many tools are justified, but the set spans several distinct areas—accounts, drafts, labels, filters, search, attachments, signatures, and analytics—making it feel expansive rather than tightly scoped.
Coverage is strong for inbox tidying: search/read, labels, filters, organizing mail, drafts, attachments, signatures, account management, and review. Minor lifecycle gaps remain, notably no delete_label and no delete_draft, but most workflows can be handled through archive/label operations and draft creation/update.