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Email MCP server

Your agent gets an inbox it can read and reply from.

Samva's hosted email MCP server gives your agent a real address at samva.email or on your own domain. It sends, reads the replies as threads, answers in the thread, and waits for a person where you say so.

A send-only email tool lets your agent talk and never listen. The reply lands in an inbox it cannot read, so the conversation ends after the first message.

From the server to the first reply.

  1. Add the server.

    Point your MCP client at https://mcp.samva.dev and connect your account.

  2. Pick a mailbox.

    Your agent lists the mailboxes it can reach. An admin's connection can create a new one.

  3. Send.

    The agent sends from the mailbox's address.

  4. Read the reply.

    The answer arrives in the same thread, and your agent replies there.

An inbox, not just a send button.

  • A real address

    The mailbox lives at samva.email under your organization's subdomain, or on a domain you verify.

  • Replies stay in the thread

    When your agent replies, Samva sets the recipients, the subject, and the threading headers.

  • Search what came in

    Your agent searches a mailbox by meaning and by keyword, or across every mailbox it can read.

  • The agent sets up your domain

    It adds the domain, reads the DNS records to publish, and checks that sending is ready.

  • A person decides what waits

    Decision rules hold the sends you choose for approval, and quarantined mail waits for a person to release or discard it.

  • A retry never sends twice

    Sends, replies, and forwards take an idempotency key, so repeating a call returns the same action.

Common questions.

Can my agent use my own domain?

Yes. Verify the domain and the mailbox can live on it. Without one, the mailbox lives at samva.email under your organization's subdomain.

Does it connect to my Gmail or Outlook account?

No. Samva hosts the mailbox your agent uses. It does not connect to a Gmail or Outlook account.

Which MCP clients work with it?

Any MCP client that supports OAuth. A client that cannot run OAuth can send an API key in a header instead.

Do I have to run a server?

No. The server is hosted at mcp.samva.dev. You add that URL to your client and connect your account.

Can my agent send without asking me?

You decide. Decision rules on each mailbox, key, and sender let a send go ahead or wait for a person. A held send comes back as waiting for approval and goes out only when someone approves it.

Does email need a paid plan?

No. The free plan covers email.

Give your agent an inbox.

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