Why this server?

This server is a strong fit because it explicitly mentions "folder management, and rules creation capabilities" for emails, which directly addresses the user's need for sorting emails.

Why this server?

This server provides "comprehensive email management" including "organizing, and batch processing emails" across "multiple email providers," which aligns well with the request for sorting emails on a desktop client like Thunderbird.

Why this server?

This server offers "comprehensive email management capabilities including sending, reading, organizing, searching, and managing drafts and labels," directly supporting the user's goal of sorting emails.

Why this server?

This server enables managing "labels and folders" within Gmail, a core functionality related to sorting and organizing emails.

Why this server?

This server explicitly offers "email management capabilities like listing, sending, deleting, and organizing emails," directly supporting the user's need for sorting.

Why this server?

This server provides capabilities for "reading, searching, filtering emails," and handling attachments. Filtering is a key aspect of sorting emails.

Why this server?

This server integrates with Missive App allowing users to "create, manage, and send email drafts." The term 'manage' can broadly include organizing or sorting aspects of emails.

Why this server?

This is a powerful MCP server that enables AI assistants to interact with Microsoft Graph API for "managing Outlook emails", which implies general email organization functionality.

Why this server?

This server allows integration with a mail system to "search, read, and send emails." While not explicitly 'sorting', managing emails within a system often includes organizational aspects.

Why this server?

This server enables users to "manage Gmail accounts" through AI operations, which can encompass sorting and organization tasks for emails.