Microsoft 365 mail MCP: reads mail, drafts into Outlook; sending is opt-in (IRIS_ENABLE_SEND).
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open_browserOpen browser with persistent profile that you can control.Open browser with persistent profile that you can control.
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actPerform actions in the browser. Combine multiple actions at the same time for efficiency. The blue cursor represents the last position you interacted with, however it may sometimes be missing or misplaced even after a successful interaction.Perform actions in the browser. Combine multiple actions at the same time for efficiency. The blue cursor represents the last position you interacted with, however it may sometimes be missing or misplaced even after a successful interaction.
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screenshotGet current browser state (tabs and screenshot)Get current browser state (tabs and screenshot)
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Microsoft 365 mail MCP: reads mail, drafts into Outlook; sending is opt-in (IRIS_ENABLE_SEND).
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