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      Enables Claude to search and read emails from multiple Gmail accounts in one session, letting you switch between mailboxes via account labels. It is read-only and survives token expiry without restarting.
      84 npm
      MIT
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      Enables Claude to read, search, send, draft, and organize email across multiple independently authenticated Gmail accounts through one local MCP connection. It supports account aliases, per-account default From addresses, dry-run sends, and draft-only replies for safer multi-account email management.
      84 npm
      MIT
    • A
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      Enables Claude to work across several Google accounts at once, searching every Gmail inbox, reading and drafting email, browsing Drive, and checking or scheduling across multiple Calendars in a single conversation. It supports tags for grouping accounts and cross-account tasks, and only creates drafts, files, and events rather than sending anything without you.
      MIT
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      Enables Claude to query and read across multiple Gmail accounts simultaneously through one connector, searching with Gmail syntax, fetching full threads, and creating drafts without ever sending. It also supports scheduled routines that scan all accounts for deadlines and notify the owner via WhatsApp webhooks.
      MIT
    • A
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      Enables Claude to read, search, send, and organize mail and manage calendars across many Gmail and Google Workspace accounts at once, routing each call by account label, address, or domain, or fanning out across all of them. Includes draft-first sending, an optional auto-forward allowlist, health checks, and an audit log.
      MIT