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Scored across 8 tools
Each tool targets a clear resource+action pair (inbox, email, calendar, tasks), so selection is largely unambiguous. The only mild overlap is daily_briefing, which aggregates the same data as read_inbox/get_calendar/get_tasks, but its composite purpose is described clearly enough to distinguish.
Names follow a mostly predictable verb_noun pattern (send_email, create_event, create_task, complete_task, get_calendar, get_tasks). Minor deviations: 'read_inbox' uses a different fetch verb than 'get_*', and 'daily_briefing' is a noun phrase without a verb.
Eight tools is well-scoped for a personal assistant covering email, calendar, and tasks. Each tool earns its place and no functionality is redundantly split across tools.
Core read/create workflows exist for each domain plus a briefing aggregator, but lifecycle coverage is incomplete: no update/delete for calendar events or tasks, and no reply/archive/search for email. These gaps will force agents to work around missing operations.