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Scored across 40 tools
Most tools target distinct apps and actions, but there is overlap among system monitoring tools (get_system_stats, get_battery_health, run_health_audit) and storage tools (get_disk_usage, get_storage_scan) that could cause misselection without careful reading.
The naming largely follows verb_noun snake_case (list_calendars, create_reminder), with minor deviations like play_pause_music (verb_verb) and get_storage_scan (noun-heavy). Overall predictable.
40 tools is excessive for a single server, even with broad macOS scope. Many tools could be split into separate domain-specific servers (calendar, system, podcasts). This makes the surface heavy to navigate.
Core operations exist for most apps (create, read, list), but lifecycle coverage is incomplete: Calendar/Reminders/Notes lack delete, Music lacks queue control, Mail lacks folder/search operations. The podcast tools are unusually thorough, but other areas feel thin.