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Scored across 10 tools
Each tool targets a distinct action on the mail domain: listing, searching, reading, sending, forwarding, moving, downloading attachments, folder listing/creation, and stats. The closest pair (sch_list_mail vs sch_search_mail) is clearly separated as browse-vs-query, and both share the same UID semantics, so there is no realistic misselection.
The set follows a consistent sch_<verb>_<noun> pattern (sch_list_mail, sch_get_mail, sch_send_mail, sch_move_mail, sch_create_folder). The only deviation is sch_mail_stats, which puts the noun before the description rather than using a verb, but it remains readable.
Ten tools is a well-scoped size for an email client surface, covering reading, sending, organizing, and attachments without bloat. Every tool earns its place and none appears redundant.
Core lifecycle is covered (list, search, read, send, forward, move, create folder, attachments, stats), but notable operations are missing: no delete_mail or delete/rename folder, and no reply or mark read/unread. These are common email workflows whose absence forces agents to work around dead ends.