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"How to send emails" matching MCP tools:

  • Send transactional emails to single or multiple recipients using Mailtrap's API. Configure sender, recipients, subject, and content while supporting CC, BCC, and HTML formatting for email delivery.
    MIT
  • Send up to 100 individualized transactional emails in a single API call. Use for bulk sending distinct messages like password resets or receipts.
    MIT
  • Send new emails, reply to existing threads, or forward messages while maintaining proper email headers and subject formatting.
    Apache 2.0

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    An MCP server that enables LLMs to compose and send emails with attachments, and search for files in directories by pattern.
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  • Send up to 100 emails in a single API call. Provide an array of email objects with from, to, subject, and content.
    MIT
  • Manage Apple Mail app tasks: read unread emails, search for specific messages, and send emails directly. Supports operations across mailboxes and accounts with customizable parameters.
    MIT
  • Read unread emails, search email content, and send messages directly from the Apple Mail app. Manage mailboxes and accounts through automated operations.
    MIT
  • Manage Apple Mail app operations: read unread emails, search for specific messages, or send new emails using pre-defined accounts and mailboxes.
  • Send emails to multiple recipients with rate limiting to manage delivery speed and prevent server overload. Supports HTML content, templates, and batch processing.
  • Send transactional emails, manage templates, track events, and analyze email statistics through Brevo's marketing automation platform.
  • Send the same message to multiple recipients as separate, private emails. Each recipient sees only their own address, ensuring independent replies without shared threads.
    MIT