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    MCP server for Yahoo Mail over IMAP+SMTP that enables AI assistants to manage emails fully—listing, reading, searching, threading, flagging, moving, archiving, handling attachments, and sending/reply/forward/draft—using an app-specific password.
    MIT
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    Enables MCP clients to exchange an MCP-audience token for a Microsoft Graph token and call Graph as the signed-in user, with tools for identity verification and recent mail access.
    MIT
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    An MCP-compliant server that exposes Gmail and Google Docs as tools, enabling AI agents to draft, send, and manage emails, as well as create, read, and append to documents through natural language.
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    MIT
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    An enterprise-grade MCP server that provides production-ready IMAP email integration with advanced reliability features, comprehensive monitoring, and secure account management.
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    Provides MCP tools for searching, reading, and drafting Gmail emails, as well as querying SAP OData endpoints with safe read operations and mock mode.
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    MCP server for disposable email. Gives an assistant its own throwaway inbox, then hands back the confirmation code out of the message that arrives.
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    MCP server that gives an agent its own email inbox: it opens the inbox, waits for the one-time code a signup sends, and reads or sends mail. Addresses are permanent, so a test suite does not need a new one per run; only the messages expire, on a retention window you set.
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    Provides an AI agent with its own email address to send, receive, and manage emails via MCP. No email server setup required.
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    Read and write email through the Atomic Mail from an AI agent. Handles proof-of-work authentication and JMAP so the agent thinks in JMAP method calls. Use when the user asks to register an email inbox, list mailboxes, fetch or send email.
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    Bridges an MCP-capable agent to an IMAP4 mailbox, enabling folder exploration, message search, retrieval, keyword management, PGP/MIME decryption, and draft creation.
    GPL 2.0
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    MCP server that exposes an email verification tool, returning verdicts of valid, invalid, or risky with reasons.
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    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.
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    Integrates Mailchimp with GenAI applications via the Model Context Protocol, enabling email marketing automation through natural language interactions.
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    A server that integrates Mailchimp's email marketing platform with AI applications via the Model Context Protocol, enabling campaign, list, and automation management.
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    An MCP server that exposes a local notmuch email database to an LLM client such as Claude. It is read-first: searching, reading, and understanding mail is always available; writing anything (drafts, tags, exported files) requires an explicit opt-in flag and is confined to clearly bounded locations.
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    MIT