macos-agent-bridge
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Scored across 63 tools
Domains are cleanly namespaced (reminders_, calendar_, contacts_, finder_, mail_, etc.), so most tools are trivially distinguishable by resource plus action. The main ambiguity is the near-identical finder_copy_file / finder_move_file / finder_rename_file trio (identical boilerplate text and rename being a special move), plus mild overlap between system_run_command's uptime check and system_status, and between web_fetch, web_search and network_check.
Nearly all tools follow a predictable snake_case domain_action_object pattern, which is easy to scan and group. Minor deviations: some tools drop the object (contacts_create, notes_create, music_control, web_fetch) and reminders_list_tasks actually lists reminders rather than tasks, which slightly muddies the reminders_list_lists sibling.
63 tools is heavy even for an OS-wide bridge; the server ships bridge_list_capabilities and bridge_diagnostics largely to cope with its own surface size. Some families could be consolidated (three overlapping finder copy/move/rename variants, five calendar CRUD tools, four mail tools), and the breadth arguably warrants splitting into per-domain servers.
Coverage is unusually thorough: full CRUD for calendar, reminders and contacts (minus delete), file operations, notes, mail, Safari, Music, plus web/network/diagnostics primitives. Gaps exist at the edges — no notes_delete or notes_update, no contacts_delete, no mail reply/forward or mailbox listing, and no way to navigate or focus an existing tab/window — but agents can work around most of these.