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Gmail Grep MCP

· github.com/theoriginalpebkac/gmail-grep-mcp

Grep-like MCP server for Gmail: narrows the mailbox with Gmail's own search, then regex-extracts just the matching text locally, returning compact results (message/thread IDs + matches) instead of full bodies -- built so LLMs can bulk-analyze large numbers of emails (e.g. tally receipts) without blowing the context window.

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About Gmail Grep MCP

Gmail Grep MCP is an MCP server in the Search category: grep-like MCP server for Gmail: narrows the mailbox with Gmail's own search, then regex-extracts just the matching text locally, returning compact results (message/thread IDs + matches) instead of full bodies -- built so LLMs can bulk-analyze large numbers of emails (e.g. tally receipts) without blowing the context window.

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git clone https://github.com/theoriginalpebkac/gmail-grep-mcp

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