MCP server for the Gmail API: search, read and send email, manage drafts, labels and the trash.
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GOOGLE_GMAIL_CLIENT_SECRETOAuth appoptionalGoogle OAuth2 client secret (refresh-token flow). Treat it as a secret.
GOOGLE_GMAIL_REFRESH_TOKENOAuth appoptionalGoogle OAuth2 refresh token, exchanged for access tokens automatically. Treat it as a secret.
GOOGLE_GMAIL_ACCESS_TOKENAPI keyoptionalStatic OAuth2 access token (~1h lifetime) — alternative to the refresh-token trio, mostly for testing.
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create_draftNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
list_draftsLists the mailbox's drafts: draft id plus the underlying message's id and threadId (no subjects — read one with get_draft). query filters with Gmail query syntax (e.g. subject:invoice); paginate with page_token from nextPageToken.Lists the mailbox's drafts: draft id plus the underlying message's id and threadId (no subjects — read one with get_draft). query filters with Gmail query syntax (e.g. subject:invoice); paginate with page_token from nextPageToken.
No input schema was published for this tool.
get_draftFetches one draft with its message decoded like get_message: headers (to, cc, subject, ...), text body, HTML only on request, attachment metadata. Use it to show the user what send_draft would send, or to read the current content before update_draft (updates REPLACE the whole draft).Fetches one draft with its message decoded like get_message: headers (to, cc, subject, ...), text body, HTML only on request, attachment metadata. Use it to show the user what send_draft would send, or to read the current content before update_draft (updates REPLACE the whole draft).
No input schema was published for this tool.
update_draftREPLACES a draft's entire message — the Gmail API has no partial draft edit, so omitted fields are dropped, not kept. Read the current content with get_draft first, then pass the complete new state (recipients, subject, body, and thread_id/in_reply_to for reply drafts). The draft id stays the same;…REPLACES a draft's entire message — the Gmail API has no partial draft edit, so omitted fields are dropped, not kept. Read the current content with get_draft first, then pass the complete new state (recipients, subject, body, and thread_id/in_reply_to for reply drafts). The draft id stays the same;…
No input schema was published for this tool.
send_draftNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
delete_draftprivilegedPERMANENTLY deletes a draft — drafts skip the trash, so there is no undo and no manage_trash recovery. Confirm with get_draft before deleting anything the user might still want. Returns empty on success.PERMANENTLY deletes a draft — drafts skip the trash, so there is no undo and no manage_trash recovery. Confirm with get_draft before deleting anything the user might still want. Returns empty on success.
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list_labelsWithout label_id: lists every label in the mailbox — system labels (INBOX, SENT, DRAFT, SPAM, TRASH, UNREAD, STARRED, IMPORTANT, CATEGORY_*) and user labels with their ids — the vocabulary that list_messages label_ids and modify_message add/remove_label_ids speak. With label_id: fetches that one la…Without label_id: lists every label in the mailbox — system labels (INBOX, SENT, DRAFT, SPAM, TRASH, UNREAD, STARRED, IMPORTANT, CATEGORY_*) and user labels with their ids — the vocabulary that list_messages label_ids and modify_message add/remove_label_ids speak. With label_id: fetches that one la…
No input schema was published for this tool.
manage_labelsNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
list_messagesNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
get_messageNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
send_messageNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
modify_messageChanges a message's state via Gmail labels: read=true/false marks read/unread, starred=true/false stars/unstars, archived=true removes it from the inbox (archived=false moves it back), and add_label_ids/remove_label_ids apply or strip any labels from list_labels (e.g. a user label, or IMPORTANT). A…Changes a message's state via Gmail labels: read=true/false marks read/unread, starred=true/false stars/unstars, archived=true removes it from the inbox (archived=false moves it back), and add_label_ids/remove_label_ids apply or strip any labels from list_labels (e.g. a user label, or IMPORTANT). A…
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manage_trashNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
get_profileReturns the authenticated mailbox's profile: emailAddress (the user's own address — useful for send-to-self checks and for recognizing the user's messages in threads), messagesTotal, threadsTotal and historyId. The cheapest way to verify that the OAuth credentials work.Returns the authenticated mailbox's profile: emailAddress (the user's own address — useful for send-to-self checks and for recognizing the user's messages in threads), messagesTotal, threadsTotal and historyId. The cheapest way to verify that the OAuth credentials work.
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raw_requestNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
list_threadsSearches conversations (threads) with the same Gmail query syntax as list_messages and returns id, snippet (of the latest message) and historyId per thread. Use this instead of list_messages when the unit of work is a conversation — triaging an inbox, finding a discussion to reply into. Filter with…Searches conversations (threads) with the same Gmail query syntax as list_messages and returns id, snippet (of the latest message) and historyId per thread. Use this instead of list_messages when the unit of work is a conversation — triaging an inbox, finding a discussion to reply into. Filter with…
No input schema was published for this tool.
get_threadNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
modify_threadApplies the same normalized state changes as modify_message — read/unread, starred, archived, add_label_ids/remove_label_ids — to EVERY message in a conversation at once. Use it to mark a whole conversation read or archive it in one call instead of looping over messages. At least one change is requ…Applies the same normalized state changes as modify_message — read/unread, starred, archived, add_label_ids/remove_label_ids — to EVERY message in a conversation at once. Use it to mark a whole conversation read or archive it in one call instead of looping over messages. At least one change is requ…
No input schema was published for this tool.
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MCP server for the Gmail API: search, read and send email, manage drafts, labels and the trash.
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