icloud-docs-mcp
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Scored across 5 tools
Each tool maps to a distinct operation: session status, folder listing, filename search, file download, and text extraction. The only possible overlap is download/read_text, but their return types and stated purposes are clearly separated.
Most names follow a simple verb-first style, but status is a noun and search is a bare verb without an object. Still, there is no mixed casing or confusing verb variants, so the pattern remains readable and predictable.
Five tools is well-scoped for a targeted iCloud Drive document access server. There are no redundant or superfluous tools; each one contributes to the core workflow.
The core read-oriented workflow is covered: verify connectivity, navigate folders, search, download, and extract text. Missing write/management operations like upload or delete appear outside this server's stated purpose, though recursive listing or metadata access would be minor enhancements.