"AWS Secrets Manager" matching MCP servers:

Enables AI agents to search, read, send, reply to, forward, organize, and schedule emails in an IMAP/SMTP mailbox, with credentials stored securely in AWS Secrets Manager.

Sends emails using AWS Simple Email Service (SES) with support for HTML/plain text, CC, and BCC from any MCP client.

Enables AI assistants to query and manage email deliverability data — bounces, complaints, suppressions, delivery stats, and campaigns — across multiple providers like AWS SES, SendGrid, Mailgun, and Postmark.

Enables sending emails via Amazon SES, SMS/MMS/RCS messages through AWS End User Messaging, and sharing files via CloudFront-signed download links, all from AI assistants like Claude Code or Claude Desktop.

Enables AI assistants to manage multiple email accounts with secure credentials, local full-text search, thread-aware replies, and automation.

A local MCP server for on-premises Microsoft Exchange, connecting via EWS and NTLM. It provides mail, template, availability, and calendar workflow tools through stdio, with draft-first safety and Windows Credential Manager integration.

A safe, redacting MCP server for Apple Mail on macOS that enables an LLM to read, search, triage, draft, and confirm sending email while stripping secrets and blocking dangerous actions.

Enables MCP clients to send natural-language requests to deployed Zoho Zia agents, currently the Senior Projects Manager agent, which can read and write Zoho Projects, Mail, CRM, and WorkDrive data through its trigger API.

Enables interaction with SQLite databases, filesystem, AWS IAM, and Gmail through a master MCP server with a Streamlit UI optimized for Claude.

Enables AI assistants to interact with Fastmail services, providing tools for comprehensive email management, contact searching, and calendar event coordination via the JMAP API. It supports advanced features like threaded conversations, attachment handling, and bulk mailbox operations through natural language.

Multi-account Google Workspace MCP server — Gmail, Calendar, and Drive with smart routing.

MCP server for Claude to access on-premises Outlook/Exchange mailboxes via EWS with NTLM authentication, providing tools for email, calendar, and contact management without relying on Microsoft 365 or Graph API.

A local-first open-source MCP server that acts as a personal secretary, memory manager, and automation hub—it syncs Calendar, Gmail, Canvas, GitHub, and Health into a typed temporal memory graph, and enables approval-gated write actions like creating events, drafting/sending mail, and filing issues, all with telegram/slack/CLI interfaces and a SQLite-backed audit trail.

Secure MCP server for on-prem Microsoft Exchange (EWS) with tools for email, calendar, contacts, folders, attachments, and free/busy availability.

A hosted, OAuth-authenticated MCP endpoint exposing 176 tools that let AI assistants read and write jobs, candidates, applications, interviews, scorecards, prospects, talent pools, and imports within an organization's own applicant tracking data, scoped to the signed-in user's existing permissions.

Enables Claude to safely interact with an on-premises Microsoft Exchange mailbox via EWS for email operations like list, read, reply, forward, move, delete (soft), and mark read/unread, with enforced two-step confirmation on destructive actions.

Enables multiple users to securely connect their own Microsoft 365 account and use natural language to manage Outlook mail, Teams, and SharePoint/OneDrive files through Microsoft Graph, with support for shared mailboxes and admin governance.

Enables AI agents and LLMs to directly access Google Workspace APIs such as Drive, Docs, Sheets, Gmail, and Calendar by executing gws CLI commands through MCP tools.

A local stdio MCP server that gives any MCP client one connection to all of the user's Gmail, Google Workspace and IMAP accounts at once, letting assistants list accounts, read messages and attachments, run full-text search across mailboxes, trigger syncs and export messages as .eml. It runs on the user's own computer with encrypted secrets and no intermediary server, so mail is fetched directly from the providers.

A self-hosted MCP server for Gmail and Outlook that lets MCP clients read, search, send, reply, and manage email via OAuth, with no built-in secrets and support for both stdio and HTTP transports.