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Scored across 122 tools
Most tools name their resource and action clearly, but several overlapping boundaries exist: manage_drive_access vs set_drive_file_permissions, modify_doc_text vs batch_update_doc, and create_drive_file vs import_to_google_* can route similar work different ways. Batch variants and get-content vs download tools add further selection friction despite detailed descriptions.
Nearly all names are snake_case and follow a verb_noun pattern like list_*, get_*, create_*, and manage_*, which makes the set predictable. Minor deviations such as generic send_message, get_events, create_form, and debug_* / import_to_google_* tools break the strict pattern but remain readable.
At 122 tools, this is far beyond the 50+ extreme threshold for a single MCP server and creates a heavy context and tool-selection burden. The broad Workspace scope explains the count, but a modular split into per-domain servers would be far more appropriate.
The server covers nearly every major Workspace domain—Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Forms, Chat, Tasks, Contacts, and Apps Script—with strong CRUD-ish coverage and batch operations. Minor gaps like Drive file delete/move, Chat message editing, and direct Apps Script trigger creation are workarounds rather than dead ends.