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Scored across 21 tools
Most tools target clearly distinct actions, but voidmail_send_email and voidmail_send_once overlap heavily—the description admits send_email is 'legacy' and prefers send_once, which invites misselection. Similarly, read_email implicitly marks read while mark_read exists separately, and policy vs sending_limits have related purposes.
All tools share the voidmail_ prefix and mostly follow a verb_noun pattern (list_inbox, create_alias, send_once). A few break the pattern into bare nouns (account_info, sending_limits, policy), which is a minor deviation but not confusing.
At 21 tools this sits in the heavy range for a single mailbox server. The domain is broad (accounts, aliases, inbox, sending, policy, webhooks), so most tools are justified, but the legacy send_email and multiple overlapping send/status tools inflate the count.
Coverage is strong across the lifecycle: account creation, alias CRUD, inbox read/search/wait, send with idempotency and status, recipient policy, webhook and stats. Minor gaps like no outbox/sent-listing or alias update are workable around.