@formstr/mcp 0.5.1 → 0.7.0

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@@ -227,6 +227,35 @@ service supports (more than the super-app builder UI currently exposes).
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  Other modules (calendar, pages, polls, drive) expose the v1 read/create tools and gated
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  actions; see the source under `src/tools/`.
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+ ## Mail tools
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+ Email through mailstr, using the same identity you logged in with (the account the
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+ `you@mailstr.app` address is bound to). No key material leaves the signer.
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+ **Read (always on)**
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+ - `list_mail` — your inbox: sender, subject, date per message (kind-1059 gift-wrapped mail).
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+ - `read_mail` — the full body of one message by its id.
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+ - `list_mail_aliases` — every address (NIP-05 alias) this account can send as, and the default.
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+ - `who_is_my_mail_address` — the signed-in identity, its default `From:`, and its aliases.
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+ **Gated (require `--allow-writes` + `confirm: true`)**
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+ - `send_mail` — send email to an npub/hex key, or an external address via the domain's SMTP bridge.
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+ Pass `from` to choose which alias to send as (one of your own addresses); omit it to send from
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+ an owned alias, or the npub mailbox when you have none. A `from` you do not own is rejected with
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+ the list of valid senders.
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+ - `claim_mailbox` — start claiming `you@mailstr.app`. Returns a **Lightning invoice to pay in
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+ your own wallet** — the server holds no wallet, so it cannot pay it. Mail works once NIP-05
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+ propagates.
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+ - `publish_mail_setup` — publish your profile (with the NIP-05 address) and the kind-10050
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+ delivery-relay list senders read.
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+ **Aliases.** A mail identity is one Nostr key; an *alias* is a NIP-05 name bound to that key.
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+ All of an account's aliases share one key and one inbox — mail is encrypted to the key, so which
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+ alias a message was addressed to is only a header. `send_mail`'s `from` picks which alias appears
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+ in the `From:`; `list_mail_aliases` shows the choices.
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  ## Safety model
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  Destructive / outward tools are **not registered** unless `--allow-writes` (or