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    Unofficial MCP server for Proton Mail (not affiliated with Proton AG) — send, read, search & organize email over SMTP/IMAP
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    An MCP server that enables AI assistants to read and search Proton Mail messages through a locally running Proton Mail Bridge. It provides tools like list_folders, list_messages, search_messages, get_message, and get_attachment.
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    A read-only MCP server that connects to Proton Mail via Proton Bridge, enabling AI assistants to search, list, and read emails securely without leaving your machine.
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    Enables full Proton Mail management through the Model Context Protocol by connecting to a local Proton Mail Bridge instance. It allows users to list, search, read, send, and organize emails using natural language commands.
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    An MCP server that enables AI agents to manage VPN configurations, cloud servers, and account settings through the StealthSurf API. It supports natural language commands for tasks such as creating VPN configs, managing cloud server orders, and performing device security audits.
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    Manage Proton Drive from Claude, Codex, VS Code/Copilot, and any MCP client through Proton's official CLI. Authentication and encrypted Drive behavior stay with Proton's tooling.
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    Enables AI assistants to send, read, search, and organize Proton Mail email via SMTP and IMAP through the Model Context Protocol.
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    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.
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    Enables agents to read and draft Proton Mail messages, browse and download Proton Drive files, and read calendar agendas or prepare import files through local connections. Mail sends and Drive uploads stay disabled until explicitly enabled and verified.
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    Enables AI assistants to send, read, search, and organize email from Proton Mail accounts via SMTP and IMAP.
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    Lets MCP clients read, search, draft, move, label, and delete mail through a locally running Proton Mail Bridge connection, so messages never leave your machine. Sending is off by default, deletions only move mail to Trash, and draft attachments are restricted to approved folders.
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    An MCP server that reads, searches, organizes, and deletes Proton Mail through the local Proton Mail Bridge, with read-only mode and sender authentication checks. It cannot send mail.
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    Enables MCP clients to interact with Proton Mail through a self-hosted server that works alongside Proton Mail Bridge. It provides read-only mailbox tools such as listing folders, searching mail, and retrieving messages while keeping Bridge isolated from the network.
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