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Scored across 47 tools
Most tools target clearly distinct resources and actions, and descriptions explicitly cross-reference alternatives such as mail list vs. search vs. read. The main ambiguity is the deliberate alias m365_calendar_delete for m365_calendar_cancel, plus some closely related calendar/folder operations, but the descriptions make the intended boundaries clear.
The set largely follows a predictable m365_<domain>_<action> convention, e.g. m365_mail_read, m365_contacts_create, m365_files_search. There are minor singular/plural inconsistencies such as m365_contacts_folders_list vs. m365_contacts_folder_create and m365_tasks_lists vs. m365_tasks_list, but the pattern remains readable.
47 tools is very heavy for a single MCP server and exceeds the range where each tool is easy to keep in view. The breadth is partly justified by covering mail, calendar, contacts, files, Teams, tasks and users, but the surface could be consolidated or split into domain-specific servers.
Mail, calendar, contacts and tasks have broad lifecycle coverage, but files and Teams have notable gaps: files support browse/read/create-folder but not upload, download, delete or move, and Teams supports chats/messages/send but not channels or chat creation. Agents can work around some gaps, but key workflows in those domains will dead-end.