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Scored across 6 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes (create address, list, read, delete, list domains). wait_for_email overlaps somewhat with list_emails/read_email since all retrieve mail, but the descriptions clarify that wait polls for arrival while the others inspect existing mail.
All six tools follow a clean snake_case verb_noun pattern (create_test_address, wait_for_email, list_emails, read_email, delete_emails, list_domains). Naming is fully predictable.
Six tightly scoped tools are ideal for a test-email service, each mapping to a distinct step in the inbox testing lifecycle. Nothing feels redundant or missing count-wise.
Covers the full receiving workflow: mint an address, await mail, list/read messages, delete for cleanup, and discover private domains. Outbound sending and message search aren't covered, but these are minor for a receive-focused testing tool.