sharepoint-mcp
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Scored across 14 tools
Tools mostly target distinct actions, but Upload_Document and Upload_Document_From_Path have overlapping purposes (both upload, differing only in input format). Download_Document and Get_Document_Content also serve similar retrieval needs, potentially causing confusion for an agent.
Most tools follow a verb_noun pattern (Create_Folder, Delete_Document), but inconsistencies exist: Get_SharePoint_Tree includes 'SharePoint' while others don't; Search_SharePoint lacks a noun. Overall pattern is clear, with minor deviations.
14 tools provide a well-scoped set for SharePoint document management. Each tool serves a distinct operation (CRUD for folders and documents, metadata, search, tree view), with no excess or deficiency.
Basic CRUD and metadata operations are covered, and search and tree view add value. Minor gaps exist: renaming/moving items, updating folder metadata, or deleting non-empty folders are not supported. Still, core workflows are complete.