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"SimpleLogin" matching MCP tools:

  • Permanently delete a SimpleLogin alias by ID, requiring confirm=true; this irreversible action rejects future mail, so disable the alias instead if you may need it later.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Creates a custom SimpleLogin alias with a user-defined prefix and a valid signed suffix, assigning mailboxes to receive its mail. Requires a signed suffix from alias_options_get.
    MIT
  • Update an existing SimpleLogin alias by changing its note, display name, mailbox routing, PGP setting, or pinned status. Only supplied fields change.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Add a real email address as a SimpleLogin mailbox to receive alias mail. A verification email is sent; verify it before the address can own aliases or become default.
    MIT
  • Retrieve account notifications from SimpleLogin—announcements and warnings like mailbox bouncing—20 per page, unread and newest first. Use page_id to paginate; more=true means another page exists.
    MIT

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    Independent, self-hostable MCP server for SimpleLogin alias, reverse-alias, mailbox, domain, notification, and account workflows, with 27 tools over local stdio or Streamable HTTP. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by SimpleLogin or Proton AG.
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    An MCP server that exposes SimpleLogin alias management endpoints, enabling creation, listing, searching, updating, and toggling email aliases with configurable permission levels.
    MIT
  • Retrieves your SimpleLogin account info (name, email, premium status, alias limit) and verifies that the configured API key is valid.
    MIT
  • Enable or disable a SimpleLogin alias by ID to control whether it accepts incoming mail. Disabling blocks mail silently without deleting the alias.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • List a SimpleLogin alias's contacts (reverse aliases) 20 per page to review contact emails, forwarding status, and last emailed dates for alias routing.
    MIT
  • List SimpleLogin email aliases page by page, then filter by enabled, disabled, or pinned status or search by alias email, note, or name.
    MIT
  • Fetch full details of a SimpleLogin alias by numeric ID to inspect its note, mailboxes, enabled/pinned state, PGP status, and activity counters.
    MIT
  • List email domains available for creating aliases on your account and see whether each is a custom domain or a SimpleLogin public domain.
    MIT
  • Create a new random SimpleLogin alias with a system-generated address; choose uuid or word style, and optionally attach a note and website hostname.
    MIT
  • Permanently delete a non-default mailbox after confirmation by transferring its aliases to another verified mailbox or deleting them with it; default mailboxes cannot be deleted.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Permanently delete a SimpleLogin contact (reverse alias) by numeric id, requiring confirm=true. This stops the reverse-alias address and removes correspondence history; it cannot be undone.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Retrieve lifetime account totals for aliases created and emails forwarded, replied to, and blocked across all aliases to track SimpleLogin usage.
    MIT
  • Update account-wide alias settings by changing only the fields you provide; returns the resulting configuration. Manage notification, sender format, alias generator, suffix, and default domain.
    MIT
  • Create a reverse alias for an alias to email a contact without revealing your real mailbox; returns the reverse alias address to use.
    MIT
  • Lists all account mailboxes with IDs, email, default status, alias counts, and verification flags so you can use returned IDs when creating or updating aliases.
    MIT
  • List all custom domains in your SimpleLogin account, including IDs, verification status, alias counts, and receiving mailboxes. Use the IDs to update or delete domains.
    MIT