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Scored across 8 tools
Each tool targets a distinct action, and the descriptions explicitly differentiate gmail_fetch_recent (list/snippet) from gmail_get_message (full body). There is mild conceptual overlap since archive, mark_read, star, and apply_label all manipulate labels, but the intent of each is clearly spelled out.
All tools use a consistent service_verb_noun snake_case pattern (gmail_fetch_recent, gmail_mark_read, slack_send_message), with the service prefix cleanly partitioning Gmail vs Slack operations. Minor verb variation (fetch vs get) is still predictable and readable.
Eight tools is well-scoped for a focused inbox-triage assistant. Each tool earns its place, covering the read/triage, label, and notify steps without redundancy.
The triage lifecycle (fetch, inspect, archive, mark read, star, label) plus Slack notification is well covered. Minor gaps remain: no reply/send-email tool, no unread/undo path, and Slack is limited to sending with no channel listing or read capability.