Google-Drive-MCP-Server
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Scored across 7 tools
Most tools are distinct, but gdrive_read_file and gdrive_read_large_file overlap significantly as both read file contents, differentiated only by size thresholds. Additionally, gsheets_read and gdrive_read_file both handle Google Sheets, which could cause an agent to misselect. Descriptions help, but boundaries are not crisp.
The naming pattern is mostly consistent: resources (gdrive/gsheets) prefixed to verb_noun (e.g., gdrive_search, gsheets_read). However, gdrive_folder_structure is a noun phrase instead of a verb-based name, and gsheets_read lacks the explicit '_file' or '_sheet' suffix seen elsewhere, causing minor deviations.
With 7 tools, the count is well-scoped for a Google Drive server covering search, read, and spreadsheet operations. It is within the ideal 3-15 range and each tool addresses a plausible use case without excessive bloat.
The domain appears to be Google Drive file management, but the toolset only supports search, read, folder structure, and a single spreadsheet cell update. Missing critical operations like file upload, delete, update/move, and more advanced spreadsheet writes create significant gaps that would force agents to hit dead ends.