Your mailbox for agents: search, organise, draft and send mail. Add the account with mail first.
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dev.wirecat/mail-cli is an MCP server that your mailbox for agents: search, organise, draft and send mail. Add the account with mail first. Its tool list has not been published yet over stdio, requires no API key, and scores 64/100 on MCPpedia's security, maintenance and efficiency rubric.
Config is the same across clients - only the file and path differ.
{
"mcpServers": {
"dev-wirecat-mail-cli": {
"args": [
"-y",
"@wirecat/mail-cli"
],
"command": "npx"
}
}
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Your mailbox for agents: search, organise, draft and send mail. Add the account with mail first.
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mail copies your mailbox into the shared WireCat store on your computer, so you and your AI agents can search it
and read it there, offline. It also organises the mailbox on the server: flags, folders, and deletion to Trash, each
change one you can undo. It keeps drafts, and sends, replies and forwards over SMTP.
Documentation · Roadmap · WireCat
First turn on IMAP in your mailbox and make an app password:
the steps for every provider. Then, with a
profile name of your choice (personal here) and your own address in place of the synthetic me@example.com:
npm install -g @wirecat/mail-cli
mail personal session start --address me@example.com # finds the server, shows the steps, asks for the app password.
mail personal account check # logs in and lists what the server supports
mail personal sync # reads the last 30 days into the shared store
mail personal status # how far the sync is
mail personal search messages invoice # search the stored mail
mail skill install # optional: instructions for your AI agent
Now the mail is in the store. messages show with the ref a search hit gives reads that email whole. memo
searches it together with your messages and notes: memo search all "invoice".
You need Node.js 22.16 or a later 22.x, or 24 or later. To try it with no install, run
npx @wirecat/mail-cli --help. If mail is not found, mail doctor says why.
sync reads INBOX and Sent (All Mail on Gmail), or the folders you name,
newest first, and skips what is already stored. --since-time 2026-10-01 reads from local midnight of that day.search messages 'from:ann@example.com has:attachment date>30d' uses the
query language of every WireCat CLI, with list: for mailing lists; messages show gives an email whole with its
attachments' text, conversations list|show its threads. It searches the profile's mailbox only; it also asks the mail server
for mail sync has not read yet, and --backend archive keeps to the store.
memo searches every mailbox together with your messages and notes.messages export 'from:ann@example.com' --output-dir ~/mail-backup reads the original
messages from the server into a private folder, one mbox file per folder or a Maildir++ tree for mu and notmuch;
it can be resumed and bounded. stats messages top --by list ranks senders, lists and domains.status shows how far it is.account check shows what the server supports, folders list the folders with their role an