apple-mail-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 21 tools
Most tools are clearly distinct, but 'triage_apply', 'triage_plan', and 'triage_plan_delete' overlap in bulk-change planning, and 'get_email', 'get_emails_batch', and 'get_thread' could be confused for simple reading. The descriptions help clarify scopes, but the boundaries require careful reading.
Tools consistently use verb_noun naming (refresh_mail, create_draft, send_email) or clear noun_verb for triage (triage_apply, triage_plan). All are snake_case with predictable patterns.
21 tools is slightly heavy but justified by a rich domain including email composition, scheduling, triage, and diagnostics. Each tool appears to serve a distinct operational need.
The surface covers core email lifecycle (send, draft, reply, schedule, cancel), reading (get, batch, thread, search, attachments), mailbox management, and advanced triage/diagnostics/audit, leaving few gaps for an email client.