clawpost

name	clawpost
description	Manage email through the Clawpost MCP server — send, receive, reply, search, and manage threads and sender approvals. Use when the user asks to check email, send a message, reply to someone, search their inbox, or manage approved senders.
license	MIT
metadata	{"author":"hirefrank","version":"0.1.0"}
compatibility	Requires a deployed Clawpost worker with MCP connection configured.

Clawpost

Email tools for AI agents via MCP. All messages go through a sender approval system — only approved senders' messages are visible to query tools.

Sender Approval (Important)

Inbound emails default to unapproved. You must approve senders before their messages appear.

1. Call list_pending to see unapproved messages (returns metadata only — sender, subject, timestamp, no body content)
2. Call approve_sender with the sender's email to allowlist them — this retroactively approves all their existing messages
3. Future emails from that sender are auto-approved

Outbound messages (sent by you) are always approved.

Sending Email

Use send_email for new messages:

send_email(to: "[e-mail]", subject: "Hello", body: "Message text")

Supports cc, and attachments (base64 content + filename, or an existing attachment_id to forward).

Replying

Use reply_to_message with the message id (not the email Message-ID). Threading headers (In-Reply-To, References) are set automatically:

reply_to_message(id: "uuid-of-message", body: "Reply text")

Reading Email

• list_messages — paginated list, filterable by direction (inbound/outbound) and from
• read_message — full message with attachment metadata
• search_messages — search by subject or body text
• list_threads — conversation threads sorted by most recent activity

Attachments

• get_attachment returns base64-encoded content + metadata
• To forward an attachment, pass its attachment_id in the attachments array of send_email or reply_to_message
• To attach new content, pass content (base64) + filename

Managing Senders

• list_approved_senders — see the current allowlist
• approve_sender — add a sender (retroactively approves their messages)
• remove_sender — remove from allowlist (does not unapprove already-approved messages)