"Writing about MCP" matching MCP servers:

Enables AI assistants to chat about Nehan Chandira's CV and send email notifications.

Reads and searches local email archives (.mbox or .eml) with full MIME parsing, enabling queries about senders, subjects, dates, and bodies while keeping all data on your machine.

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.

Enables AI agents to verify email addresses, clean lists, run bulk verification jobs, and manage a Verifly account through natural language, without writing HTTP calls.

Enables users to find email addresses that YouTube channels publish on their about pages or linked websites, along with each address’s source, by supplying channel handles, URLs, or IDs or by searching themes with subscriber-range filters.

An unofficial MCP server that enables AI assistants to work with Yandex Tracker, Yandex Mail, and Yandex Calendar on the user's behalf, supporting reading, writing, and workflow automations such as meeting follow-ups, standups, and email-to-task creation.

MCP server that enables email management (send, read, search, delete, etc.) via IMAP/SMTP, compatible with Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, iCloud, and other standard mail servers.

Enables AI assistants to read recent emails and fetch full email content from an IMAP inbox, allowing natural language queries about email summaries.

Outbound sales agent for Claude Code. MCP server handles prospect list building, dedup, quotas, and structured rejection feedback, while the plugin runs per-prospect research, email writing, Gmail sending, and reply tracking. Open source, self-hostable.

Enables reading and writing email through IMAP and SMTP accounts using natural language via the Model Context Protocol.

Connects AI assistants to Masaryk University's information system in read-only mode, letting students ask about their timetable, deadlines, emails, grades, and study materials in natural language.

A local MCP server that lets AI assistants access Gmail, Drive, Docs, and Calendar across multiple Google accounts, routing each request by a human-readable account alias. It supports reading, searching, and writing with per-account tagging while keeping OAuth credentials secure and separate.

Enables AI agents to browse email-security incidents and their details, look up what the platform knows about a sender, read mitigation statistics and allow-list entries, and, on explicit request, classify incidents and add or remove allow-list entries through the Management API.

A local, read-only MCP server that lets an AI agent search and read Proton Mail and Proton Drive, connecting to Mail through Proton Mail Bridge over IMAP and to Drive through the desktop app's synced folder. It exposes tools for listing folders, searching messages, reading mail bodies and attachments, and browsing or reading files from Drive, without ever writing, sending, or changing anything.

Lets MCP-speaking AI clients connect over OAuth to two mail accounts and to Google Workspace, reading, searching and organizing inboxes, drafting and sending messages, and reading or writing Drive files, Sheets, Docs and Calendar events. Sending is restricted to an explicit recipient allowlist, checked against the final MIME bytes, with every decision logged and each client holding its own revocable token.

Enables Claude to read and update the local job-search tracker, adding postings from screenshots, pasted text or links, drafting application emails, syncing Gmail to log sent applications and replies, and answering questions about what's due or which jobs match a criteria. Every change is validated and appears live on the dashboard with a timeline entry.

Enables read-only access to multiple email accounts, including Gmail via App Password and generic IMAP providers, so an agent can list accounts and folders, search messages, and fetch messages or attachments. All operations are strictly read-only, with no sending, writing, deleting, or moving.

Enables natural language access to Microsoft 365 data by providing tools for reading and writing emails, calendar events, contacts, tasks, files, Teams meeting recordings and transcripts, and mailbox settings over the Model Context Protocol.

Exposes 22 typed, read-only MCP tools that let an agent answer questions about a student's own Ed discussion threads, Moodle deadlines and course materials, Gmail inbox, and OnTrack task feedback. Runs locally over stdio with credentials captured once by a CLI login, so the agent never handles passwords and never writes to any service.

Enables AI assistants to query Indian market data from Dhan by writing Python scripts that run in an isolated subprocess, returning only printed output. It also runs scheduled, model-authored market watchers that email alerts when conditions become true, without consuming AI tokens.

Enables Claude to access TUM platforms — mail, Zulip, TUMonline, Moodle, Artemis, TUM-Live and the ITS scoreboard — for searching, reading and writing messages, courses, grades, assignments and streams. A built-in collector polls every source and returns only what is new, changed or removed since the last call.

Enables AI clients to access a collection of personal university services—email, cloud storage, tables, Git repositories, TeX projects, and SSH hosts—through MCP tools for searching, reading, writing, uploading, downloading, and running commands.

Runs locally on a Mac to give AI clients tools for Mail, Calendar, Reminders, Notes, files and optionally Microsoft Teams, with confirmation required before anything reaches other people. Supports searching, reading, drafting, organizing and writing across these apps while keeping data on the machine.

Enables Claude to query and manage Mail2000 calendar events, including agenda, search, booking, updating, and deleting events through natural language.