"Instructions for accessing Gmail messages programmatically using a cursor" matching MCP servers:

• Nexmo Messages MCP Server

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  An MCP server that enables interaction with Nexmo's Messages API, allowing agents to send and manage messages across various channels via natural language commands.

  Last updated 8 months ago

• Azure DevOps MCP Server for

  EreAlexandru

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  Enables interaction with Azure DevOps through natural language in Cursor IDE. Supports work item management, pull requests, builds, releases, test management, and guided workflows for development teams, QA testers, and release management.

  Last updated 9 months ago

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• mcp-gmail

  martingaston

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  Enables interaction with Gmail through the Gmail API to read unread messages, retrieve email threads, and create draft replies programmatically. Supports OAuth authentication and automated email processing through natural language.

  Last updated 3 months ago

• gmail-mcp

  windsornguyen

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  An MCP server that enables management of Gmail messages, threads, labels, and drafts through OAuth2 authentication via the Dedalus framework. It allows users to perform operations like searching messages, sending emails, and organizing conversations using the Gmail API.

  Last updated 2 months ago

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  MIT

• Gmail MCP

  annyzhou

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  A read-only MCP server that enables users to interact with the Gmail API to search messages, retrieve threads, and download attachments. It supports standard Gmail query operators and requires OAuth authentication for secure read-only access to mailbox data.

  Last updated 2 months ago

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  MIT

• gmail-mcp

  fernandezdiegoh

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  A minimal MCP server that enables Claude to search, read, and manage Gmail messages and threads using official Google API libraries. It supports actions like sending emails, creating drafts, replying to threads, and managing labels through secure OAuth2 authentication.

  Last updated a day ago

  MIT