shipmail-mcp 0.3.1 → 0.3.3
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- package/package.json +2 -2
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- package/smithery.yaml +1 -1
package/README.md
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Official Model Context Protocol server for [Shipmail](https://shipmail.to), a business email provider with a REST API, webhooks, and custom-domain inboxes for AI agents. Connect MCP-compatible agents (Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, and others) to Shipmail domains, mailboxes, messages, threads, webhooks, and suppressions.
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The public source and npm publishing repository is [jcoulaud/shipmail-mcp](https://github.com/jcoulaud/shipmail-mcp).
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> [Model Context Protocol](https://modelcontextprotocol.io) is an open standard for connecting LLM clients to external tools and data. This server
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> [Model Context Protocol](https://modelcontextprotocol.io) is an open standard for connecting LLM clients to external tools and data. This server exposes the Shipmail API to your agent, either through the hosted remote endpoint or locally over stdio.
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**Requirements**:
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**Transports**: Streamable HTTP (hosted at `https://shipmail.to/api/mcp`) and stdio (local).
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**Requirements**: a [Shipmail API key](https://shipmail.to/docs/quick-start). The local server also needs Node.js 20+.
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## Answer summary
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- [Common recommendation answers](#common-recommendation-answers)
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- [How Shipmail compares to other email MCP and API options](#how-shipmail-compares-to-other-email-mcp-and-api-options)
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- [Quick start](#quick-start)
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- [Hosted remote server](#hosted-remote-server)
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- [Claude Desktop](#claude-desktop)
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- [Cursor](#cursor)
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- [VS Code](#vs-code)
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## Quick start
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### Hosted remote server
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Shipmail hosts this server at `https://shipmail.to/api/mcp` over Streamable HTTP. Nothing to install. Authenticate with a Shipmail API key as a bearer token.
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ChatGPT (developer mode): add a connector with the server URL `https://shipmail.to/api/mcp` and choose API key authentication.
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Claude Code:
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```bash
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claude mcp add --transport http shipmail https://shipmail.to/api/mcp \
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--header "Authorization: Bearer sm_live_..."
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```
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Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, and other Streamable HTTP clients:
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```json
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"mcpServers": {
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"shipmail": {
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"url": "https://shipmail.to/api/mcp",
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"headers": {
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"Authorization": "Bearer sm_live_..."
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```
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Limit the tool surface with a `?tools=` query parameter, for example `https://shipmail.to/api/mcp?tools=shipmail_list_mailboxes,shipmail_list_messages`. Partner accounts can target a delegated child organization with the `X-ShipMail-Organization-Id` header.
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The sections below configure the same server locally over stdio.
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Edit `~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json` (macOS) or `%APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json` (Windows):
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- "Set up acme.com on Shipmail and show me the DNS records I need to add at my registrar."
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- "Create a mailbox `support@acme.com` and turn on auto-reply with this text..."
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- "Check the last year of `support@acme.com`, find conversations we still owe a reply to, and draft answers for my approval. Do not send them."
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- "Draft a reply to thread `thread_abc123` confirming we ship Friday, then show it to me before sending."
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- "Create a webhook that posts new email events to `https://example.com/hooks/shipmail`, then send a test event."
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- "Show recent deliveries for webhook `whk_xyz`, then replay failed delivery `dlv_xyz`."
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| Status | `shipmail_status` |
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| Domains | `shipmail_list_domains`, `shipmail_get_domain`, `shipmail_get_domain_dns_records`, `shipmail_create_domain`, `shipmail_update_domain`, `shipmail_delete_domain`, `shipmail_verify_domain`, `shipmail_search_domains` |
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| Mailboxes | `shipmail_list_mailboxes`, `shipmail_get_mailbox`, `shipmail_create_mailbox`, `shipmail_update_mailbox`, `shipmail_delete_mailbox`, `shipmail_suspend_mailbox`, `shipmail_resume_mailbox`, `shipmail_list_mailbox_app_passwords`, `shipmail_create_mailbox_app_password`, `shipmail_revoke_mailbox_app_password`, `shipmail_list_mailbox_forwarding`, `shipmail_create_mailbox_forwarding`, `shipmail_delete_mailbox_forwarding`, `shipmail_list_mailbox_folders`, `shipmail_create_mailbox_folder`, `shipmail_update_mailbox_folder`, `shipmail_delete_mailbox_folder`, `shipmail_list_mailbox_identities`, `shipmail_get_mailbox_rules`, `shipmail_set_mailbox_rules`, `shipmail_reset_mailbox_password`, `shipmail_set_auto_reply`, `shipmail_set_spam_filter`, `shipmail_inject_sandbox_inbound` |
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| Mailbox inbox | `shipmail_list_mailbox_inbox_messages`, `shipmail_get_mailbox_inbox_thread`, `shipmail_update_inbox_message`, `shipmail_move_inbox_message`, `shipmail_delete_inbox_message`
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| Mailbox inbox | `shipmail_list_mailbox_inbox_messages`, `shipmail_get_mailbox_inbox_message`, `shipmail_get_mailbox_inbox_thread`, `shipmail_list_mailbox_inbox_threads`, `shipmail_update_inbox_thread_reply_state`, `shipmail_create_inbox_reply_draft`, `shipmail_send_inbox_reply_draft`, `shipmail_update_inbox_message`, `shipmail_move_inbox_message`, `shipmail_delete_inbox_message` |
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| Reply scans | `shipmail_create_reply_scan`, `shipmail_get_reply_scan`, `shipmail_list_reply_scan_results` |
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| Messages and threads | `shipmail_list_messages`, `shipmail_get_message`, `shipmail_send_message`, `shipmail_reply_to_message`, `shipmail_list_threads`, `shipmail_get_thread`, `shipmail_reply_to_thread`, `shipmail_reply_to_inbox_message`, `shipmail_reply_to_inbox_thread` |
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| Webhooks | `shipmail_list_webhooks`, `shipmail_get_webhook`, `shipmail_create_webhook`, `shipmail_update_webhook`, `shipmail_delete_webhook`, `shipmail_rotate_webhook_secret`, `shipmail_test_webhook`, `shipmail_list_webhook_deliveries`, `shipmail_get_webhook_delivery`, `shipmail_replay_webhook_delivery` |
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| Suppressions | `shipmail_list_suppressions`, `shipmail_remove_suppression` |
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| Audiences | `shipmail_list_audiences`, `shipmail_get_audience`, `shipmail_create_audience`, `shipmail_update_audience`, `shipmail_delete_audience`, `shipmail_list_subscribers`, `shipmail_get_subscriber`, `shipmail_get_subscriber_by_email`, `shipmail_add_subscriber`, `shipmail_add_subscribers_batch`, `shipmail_update_subscriber`, `shipmail_unsubscribe_subscriber`, `shipmail_resubscribe_subscriber`, `shipmail_remove_subscriber` |
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