GAM MCP Server
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Scored across 13 tools
Each tool targets a distinct Google service and operation (Admin, Drive, Gmail, Sheets), with no overlapping functionality. Tools like `gam_admin_print_groups` and `gam_admin_print_group_members` are clearly differentiated by object type.
All tools follow a consistent `gam_<service>_<action>[_<object>]` pattern in snake_case, using descriptive verbs like create, print, sync, update, audit, list, export, and read.
With 13 tools covering Admin, Drive, Gmail, and Sheets operations, the tool count is well-scoped for a Google Workspace administration server—neither too sparse nor overly heavy.
The tool set covers common admin tasks like user creation, group management, drive auditing, and Gmail operations. Minor gaps exist, such as missing user deletion or group creation, but core workflows are well-supported.