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"Thunderbird" matching MCP tools:

  • Check Thunderbird connectivity and add-on load status. Use this tool first when another tool fails to reach Thunderbird, as it works even when Thunderbird is closed.
    MIT
  • Read buffered Thunderbird notifications for new mail, folder and account changes. Poll with `since` to get only new events.
    MIT
  • Retrieve recent error console lines from Thunderbird. Filter by text content to debug add-ons or source files.
    MIT
  • Block until Thunderbird connects to the bridge, then report status. Fails with a message if connection times out.
    MIT
  • Re-read Thunderbird prefs.js and credentials.toml after editing to apply configuration changes.
    MIT
  • Retrieve all email tags configured in Thunderbird, including their keys, labels, and colors.
    MIT

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    Enables AI agents to control Thunderbird directly, including mail, folders, contacts, calendar, filters, and settings, through its own internals.
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    Enables searching and reading Thunderbird emails locally through MCP, using the mail client's own index for offline, credential-free access.
    MIT
  • Permanently deletes all emails and subfolders in a Thunderbird account's Trash folder. Specify account or folder ID to empty, with option to keep subfolders.
    MIT
  • List installed add-ons in Thunderbird, showing enabled status and signature state to identify unsigned add-ons like the bridge.
    MIT
  • Restart Thunderbird to resolve issues like stuck syncs. All in-flight operations fail, so confirm with the user first, then wait for completion.
    MIT
  • Determine whether Thunderbird's global index is enabled and how far along it is. Call this to explain why search_global returns empty results.
    MIT
  • Mark messages as read, flagged, junk, or adjust tags without confirmation. Modifications are cheap and reversible.
    MIT
  • Reclaim disk space by compacting folders to remove space held by deleted messages. Specify a folder or account to compact.
    MIT
  • Search across all indexed mail folders and accounts with ranked relevance scores. Ideal for finding messages about specific topics like agreements or contacts.
    MIT
  • Find emails in Thunderbird folders using filters for subject, sender, date range, and attachments. Returns message summaries for further reading.
    MIT
  • Retrieve folder details including message counts, special use, flags, and IMAP quota. Use to verify counts after moving or deleting messages.
    MIT
  • Mark all messages in a folder as read, optionally including subfolders. Confirmation required to avoid accidental changes on IMAP.
    MIT
  • Save email messages as drafts or templates without sending. Recipients are optional, perfect for pre-send review or reusable message templates.
    MIT
  • Remove a saved search query without deleting any messages. Use when you want to discard the query while keeping the messages intact.
    MIT
  • Generates a diagnostic report covering version, profile, capabilities, accounts, indexing, and add-on permissions. Use as first step for troubleshooting issues.
    MIT