Verify an email address using a 6-character code. Receive access and refresh tokens, plus organization and application information.
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- Enable or disable an integration, or reassign it to a different organization. Manage integration status and ownership in one call.MIT
- Update organization profile fields including display name, support email, webhook URL, and webhook adapter using the existing Yolfi organization endpoint.MIT
- Assign custom IMAP keywords or labels to an email, such as color tags or app labels. Passes the keyword verbatim while rejecting system flags; fails if the server does not accept it.MIT
- Remove a custom IMAP keyword or label from an email by UID, passing the keyword verbatim. Rejects system flags like \Flagged; use dedicated tools for those.MIT
- Apply a custom IMAP keyword (like a color label or tag) to an email, passing the keyword exactly as given while rejecting system flags like \\Seen or \\Flagged.MIT
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- Remove a custom IMAP keyword or label from an email by UID. Passes the keyword verbatim while rejecting system flags, and fails if the server does not allow the change.MIT
- Unflag an email by removing the IMAP \Flagged system flag, clearing the star in Gmail or flag in Apple Mail. Resolves messages still appearing flagged.MIT
- Compose an email and save it to an IMAP folder such as Drafts using only IMAP, no SMTP needed. Store drafts or templates with recipients, subject, body, attachments, and flags.BSD 3-Clause
- Retrieve emails from supported email services (IMAP, MailHog, Mailpit) with filtering options for folder, unread status, sender, and subject.MIT
- Deletes an email mailbox via IMAP. Requires user confirmation and can cascade-delete messages. Refuses Gmail system labels.MITDestructive
- List email folders and message counts, with labels shown as folders. FolderType and IMAP specialUse attributes reveal true system folders like Trash, Sent, or Archive on localized accounts.MIT
- Star or unstar a single email to bookmark important messages for later follow-up. Uses the IMAP Flagged flag for direct flag management.MIT
- Retrieve all configured email accounts with their names and IMAP hosts for use with iCloud Mail management tools.MIT
- Lists labels for an email account, auto-detecting the system (ProtonMail, Gmail, IMAP). Use with list_emails to filter by label.LGPL 3.0
- List all labels for an email account, automatically detecting ProtonMail folders, Gmail labels, or IMAP keywords. Use returned label names to filter emails by category.LGPL 3.0
- Assign a label to an email to categorize and organize it. Compatible with ProtonMail, Gmail, and IMAP accounts by copying or flagging.LGPL 3.0
- Flags an email to mark it as important, starred, or flagged. Sets the IMAP \Flagged system flag, shown as a star in Gmail and a flag in Apple Mail.MIT
- Flags an email as important by setting the IMAP \Flagged system flag, so starred or flagged messages appear in Gmail and Apple Mail.MIT
- List IMAP folders in your PrivateEmail mailbox to view and manage email organization.MIT
- Test IMAP server connections to verify email receiving configuration by connecting and authenticating with host, port, username, password, and encryption settings.MIT