MCP Gmail Service
A Gmail service implementation using MCP (Model Control Protocol) that provides functionality for sending, receiving, and managing emails through Gmail's API.
Features
- Email sending and receiving
- Message listing with search capabilities
- Reply to existing messages
- Today's message retrieval
- Multiple authentication methods support
Installation
pip install mcp-gmail
Usage
from mcp_gmail import FastMCP
# Initialize the Gmail service
gmail_service = FastMCP("GMail")
# List unread messages
messages = gmail_service.list_message(query='is:unread', max_results=10)
# Send an email
gmail_service.send_message(
to='recipient@example.com',
subject='Test Email',
message_text='Hello, this is a test email'
)
# Get today's messages
todays_messages = gmail_service.get_todays_messages(max_results=20)
# Reply to a message
gmail_service.reply_to_message(
message_id='message_id_here',
reply_text='Thank you for your email'
)
Authentication
The package supports multiple authentication methods:
- Service Account (via GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS or GOOGLE_CREDENTIALS_CONFIG)
- OAuth 2.0 (via credentials.json and token.json)
- Application Default Credentials (ADC)
Requirements
- Python 3.10+
- google-auth
- google-auth-oauthlib
- google-api-python-client
- mcp-server
License
MIT License
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