email-mcp-server
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Scored across 30 tools
Some tools overlap heavily: set_flag and pin_email both star/flag emails; archive and move_email both move emails (archive is a special case of move); manage_labels and create_label both handle labels. The email_id format is consistently documented but the overlapping actions create ambiguity.
Most tools follow a clear verb_noun pattern (list_inbox, read_email, send_email, save_draft, create_label). Minor deviations: manage_labels is verb_noun but generic, get_account_status/configure_account are consistent, but mix of get_ vs list_ and set_flag vs pin_email is slightly inconsistent.
30 tools is on the heavy side for an email server, but the domain is broad (account config, send/receive, folders, labels, threads, attachments, flags). Still, several tools could be consolidated or removed.
The surface covers core email workflows well: reading, sending, drafting, replying, forwarding, searching, folders, attachments, threads, labels, and account config. Minor gaps: no delete permanently, inbox refresh or mark-as-spam operation, but agents can work around these.