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      Enables MCP clients to search, read, send, reply, forward and draft mail, download and extract attachments, and manage labels, stars, archive and trash. It runs over stdio and talks straight to the Gmail API with the user's own OAuth credentials, so no third-party server sits in between.
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      A self-hostable Gmail MCP server that enables Gmail search/read, sending, replies, drafts, labels, and attachment downloads via MCP tools with OAuth authorization. Supports stdio and streamable HTTP transports.
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      Gives an MCP client scoped, read-only-by-default access to your own Google account across Workspace apps and other Google APIs including Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Tasks, YouTube, Search Console, Analytics, and Photos. Runs locally over stdio with per-product write and separate destructive-tool opt-ins using your own OAuth client.
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      A minimal MCP server for sending plain-text emails and managing Gmail user labels over stdio, using only gmail.send and gmail.labels OAuth scopes.
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      Local stdio MCP server that mirrors the public Gmail MCP server tool surface while calling the Gmail REST API directly, enabling email management tasks like creating drafts, searching threads, and managing labels.
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