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TDQS
Scored across 14 tools
The set contains two overlapping pairs: search_emails vs. search, and read_email vs. fetch. Both search tools can search all accounts, and fetch returns message text that read_email already provides with richer metadata, so an agent has unclear boundaries and may misselect.
Almost all tools follow a clear snake_case verb_noun pattern such as list_accounts, read_email, create_draft, and modify_labels. The bare names search and fetch deviate from this pattern and are also the least descriptive, but the overall convention remains predictable.
Fourteen tools are reasonable for a multi-account mail server covering reading, searching, labels, drafts, attachments, and sending. The count is slightly inflated by the redundant search/fetch pair, but most tools earn their place.
Core mail workflows are well covered: account listing, search, reading messages and threads, attachments, labels, drafts, and sending. Minor gaps include draft editing and any explicit reply/forward wrapper, though those can be approximated through create_draft and send_email.