epost-mcp
Server Configuration
Describes the environment variables required to run the server.
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| EPOST_PROFILE | No | Browser profile directory (holds the session — treat as secret) | ~/.epost-mcp/profile |
| EPOST_CHROMIUM | No | Chromium executable override | auto-detect |
Capabilities
Features and capabilities supported by this server
| Capability | Details |
|---|---|
| tools | {} |
Tools
Functions exposed to the LLM to take actions
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| epost_statusA | Check whether the ePost session is alive (ok) or an interactive SwissID login is needed (login_required). |
| epost_loginA | Open a VISIBLE browser window and drive the whole SwissID login except the biometric prompt: it goes to SwissID, fills the account e-mail and requests the passkey, so you only confirm with Touch ID. Falls back to a normal manual login. Caches the session afterwards. |
| epost_settingsA | Show the resolved configuration: which browser is driven and why, whether it can use Touch ID passkeys, the profile/state paths, and whether the SwissID account e-mail is configured. |
| epost_list_lettersA | List the letters currently in the digital letterbox (index, id, sender, title, date, read). Over the API at most |
| epost_download_letterB | Download one letter to output_dir, addressed by list index or by letter_id. Returns the saved path (YYYY-MM-DD_ePost_.pdf), written 0600. |
| epost_download_allB | Download every letter in the letterbox to output_dir. Returns the saved paths. |
| epost_store_letterA | Archive a letter into a Storage folder (the "Store" action): keeps the document, this is not a delete. A target folder is REQUIRED — Store opens a "Select a folder" sheet and will not commit without one. Address the letter by index in the inbox list, or by a text substring such as a date; indices shift after each store, so re-list between calls. |
| epost_searchA | Full-text search across your letters — keywords are matched inside the letter content, not just the metadata. Optionally limit to the inbox or to Storage. API only; there is no equivalent in the portal automation. |
| epost_get_letterB | Get one letter by its id, with the sender description, document types, dates and read status. |
| epost_unread_countB | How many unread letters are in the inbox. |
| epost_set_read_statusC | Mark letters READ or UNREAD by id. |
| epost_list_deletedB | Letters in the trash, with the days remaining before they are permanently removed. |
| epost_restore_letterC | Restore a deleted letter back to the inbox. |
| epost_delete_letterA | DESTRUCTIVE: move a letter to the trash. Requires confirm:true. Prefer epost_store_letter to archive something — deleting is not how you tidy an inbox. |
| epost_download_thumbnailB | Save the thumbnail image of a letter — useful to eyeball a document without fetching the whole PDF. |
| epost_list_storageA | List the user's custom folders (name + document count) in the ePost Storage area plus the unsorted My-Documents count. |
| epost_list_storage_documentsB | List the documents in Storage. Over the API each carries a real description ("Invoice from ...") and documentTypes; over the browser fallback only a date and the folder tag. Pass folder_id to list one folder, scroll_all for the browser path. |
| epost_read_storage_documentA | Open one Storage document and report what the portal knows about it: the real sender/subject line, document type, date, amount and current folder. The card list only ever shows "Gescannter Brief", so this is the only way to classify an archived document. Pass output_dir to also save the PDF. |
| epost_create_folderC | Create a new custom folder in the ePost Storage area. |
| epost_unfile_from_folderA | Remove a Storage document from a folder. NOTE: the portal will not commit an empty folder set, so this only works when the document is in more than one folder; to empty a folder that holds the document's only membership, use epost_move_to_folder with remove_from instead. |
| epost_move_to_folderA | File a Storage document into a custom folder (addressed by index in the loaded My-Documents list, or by a text substring such as a date). Pass remove_from to re-file: the old folder is unticked in the same sheet, which is the only way to empty a folder that holds the document's only membership. ePost documents can belong to several folders, so this ADDS the folder membership: it is idempotent (no-op if already filed there) and removes nothing unless remove_from says which. Note: filing a document bumps it to the top of the "Last used" order, so re-list before addressing the next one by index. |
Prompts
Interactive templates invoked by user choice
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
No prompts | |
Resources
Contextual data attached and managed by the client
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
No resources | |
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