email_organize
Moves, copies, flags and archives messages you name by id, singly or in batches.
How to use it
Project documentation lists email_organize for the MCPEmails MCP server. Add the server to your MCP client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf and others), then check which tools your installed version makes available. Tool availability can depend on configuration and credentials. A server handshake does not verify this tool’s behavior. See the full listing for setup details.
Install MCPEmails
npx supabase db pushOther tools in MCPEmails (16)
Creates, updates, enables, disables and deletes unattended triage rules, with no model in the loop.
Lists triage rules, reads one, shows run history, and dry-runs a filter. Read-only.
Looks up contacts by scanning recent mail live, with no stored address book.
Creates, updates, sends and deletes drafts, including provider-native replies.
Lists the drafts saved in the inbox, with their draft ids. Read-only.
Sends, replies and forwards through your own provider, from your real address.
Trashes or permanently deletes messages, singly, in batches, or by search.
Lists, reads and searches messages, in batches, plus attachments, extracted attachment text and the original .eml.
Moves every message matching a search into a folder. Its own tool, and the destructive one, because a wrong filter relocates a whole inbox.
Creates, renames and deletes folders (labels on Gmail).
Lists folders (labels on Gmail) with their provider-native IDs and message counts. Read-only.
Lists the inboxes the key can reach, with each one's provider capabilities.
Queues a message for future delivery, and cancels one that is queued.
Lists what is queued for future delivery. Read-only.
Reads the signature and sender name configured for an inbox. Read-only.
Sets the signature appended to outbound mail, and the sender name.