copilot-outlook-connector
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Scored across 22 tools
Most tools are clearly separated by domain and action, such as calendar_get_event vs calendar_list_events and mail_read_message vs mail_read_conversation. A few pairs could require attention, like calendar_free_busy vs calendar_find_availability or mail_list_attachments vs mail_read_attachment, but the descriptions clarify the distinctions.
The dominant pattern is domain_verb_noun with snake_case, but several names deviate: accounts_list, operation_cancel, operation_status, and calendar_free_busy do not follow the verb-first convention. This makes the naming somewhat mixed despite consistent domain prefixes.
22 tools sits in the upper range and feels slightly heavy for a single connector. The count is defensible because it covers calendar, mail, drafts, attachments, availability, and operations, but it is above the ideal 3-15 range.
Calendar lifecycle is well covered including create, update, delete, RSVP, and availability, and mail covers read, search, drafts, and attachments. However, common mail actions such as send, delete, and folder management are absent, and the descriptions repeatedly state these are unsupported, leaving notable gaps in the mail domain.