MCP server for Gmail integration with OAuth2 and service account support
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GMAIL_OAUTH_CLIENT_IDOAuth appoptionalOAuth2 client ID from Google Cloud Console (for personal Gmail accounts).
GMAIL_OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRETOAuth appoptionalOAuth2 client secret from Google Cloud Console.
GMAIL_OAUTH_REFRESH_TOKENOAuth appoptionalRefresh token from the OAuth2 setup script.
GMAIL_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_PRIVATE_KEYAPI keyoptionalService account private key in PEM format (for Google Workspace).
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MCP server for Gmail integration with OAuth2 and service account support
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