The Drin MCP server exposes around 54 typed tools — everything the REST API can do, handed to an agent so it can send, receive, template and track mail through the Model Context Protocol.
// MCP client config — illustration; see the docs for exact setup { "mcpServers": { "drin": { "command": "npx", "args": ["@drin00/mcp"], "env": { "DRIN_API_KEY": "drin_live_…" } } } }
Create a scoped key in the dashboard. The MCP server authenticates as that key, so the agent inherits exactly its permissions.
Register Drin in your client's mcpServers config — Claude, Cursor, Codex and other MCP hosts all read the same shape.
Restart the client and the 54 tools appear. Ask the agent to send a test email or triage the inbox — it calls Drin directly.
DRIN_API_KEYnpx -y @drin00/mcp — or see the docs for client setupCompose and send a single message or up to 100 at once, with attachments, scheduling and idempotency keys.
send_email · send_batchAdd a domain, fetch its DNS records, trigger verification, and mint or revoke scoped API keys — without leaving the agent.
domains · api_keysCreate and version reusable templates, send by id, and register signed webhook endpoints for delivery events.
templates · webhooksList threads, read a message and its history, and reply in-thread from the agent's own address. Receiving, not just sending.
list · get · replyRead and manage the per-sender address book, plus unsubscribe and suppression state, so the agent respects opt-outs.
contacts · suppressionPull volume, delivery, bounce and complaint rates and the raw event ledger — the agent can report on its own sending.
metrics · eventsAdd the server plus four Claude Skills for end-to-end email workflows.
Wire Drin into Cursor's MCP config and send straight from the editor.
Use the tools from OpenAI Codex, or fall back to the CLI and REST.
The inbox & reply tools that let an agent receive mail, not just send.
Grab a key, add the MCP server to your client, and let an agent run your email. Test in the sandbox; production starts at $3 a month.