Install MultiMail from the Smithery Registry

Find and install the MultiMail MCP server through Smithery's registry. One-command setup for email tools in any MCP client.


Smithery is an MCP server registry and hosting platform that makes it easy to discover, install, and manage MCP servers. The MultiMail MCP server is available on Smithery, enabling one-command installation and automatic configuration for any compatible MCP client.

Instead of manually writing configuration JSON, Smithery can generate the correct config for your specific MCP client. Search for MultiMail on Smithery, select your client (Cursor, Claude Desktop, VS Code, etc.), and get a ready-to-use configuration with the right format and paths.

Smithery also provides hosted MCP servers, usage analytics, and version management. For teams deploying MultiMail across multiple developers, Smithery streamlines the onboarding process and ensures everyone uses the same server configuration.

Get started

1

Get your MultiMail API key

Sign up at multimail.dev and create an API key from your dashboard. This key authenticates all MCP server requests.

2

Find MultiMail on Smithery

Visit smithery.ai and search for 'MultiMail' or '@multimail/mcp-server'. The MultiMail server listing shows available tools, configuration options, and compatible clients.

3

Install via Smithery CLI

Use the Smithery CLI to install MultiMail with a single command. This automatically configures the server for your default MCP client.

json
npx -y @smithery/cli install @multimail/mcp-server --client cursor
4

Set your API key

During installation, Smithery will prompt for your MultiMail API key. Enter your mm_live_ key to authenticate the server connection.

5

Verify the installation

Open your MCP client and ask the AI to list your MultiMail mailboxes. Smithery handles the configuration, so the server should be ready to use immediately.


Available MCP tools

ToolDescriptionExample
send_emailSend an email from your agent mailbox to any recipient.Send a notification email to your team after a successful deployment.
reply_emailReply to a received email, maintaining the thread context.Reply to a support ticket with a resolution summary.
check_inboxCheck a mailbox for new or unread messages.Check for new emails from any Smithery-configured client.
read_emailRead the full content of a specific email including headers and body.Read a customer email to understand their request.
create_mailboxCreate a new agent mailbox on your MultiMail account.Create a new mailbox for a specific workflow or project.
list_mailboxesList all mailboxes on your MultiMail account.View all configured mailboxes across your account.
get_threadRetrieve an entire email thread to see the full conversation history.Review a full email conversation before responding.
search_contactsSearch your contact list by name, email, or tags.Find contacts by tag to send a targeted update.
add_contactAdd a new contact to your MultiMail contact list.Add a new contact discovered through an email thread.
tag_emailTag or categorize an email for organization and filtering.Categorize incoming emails by project or urgency.
list_pendingList all emails currently awaiting human approval.Review the approval queue before approving outbound emails.
decide_emailApprove or reject a pending email in the oversight queue.Approve or reject emails in the oversight queue.

Usage examples

One-command installation
bash
"cm"># Install for Cursor
npx -y @smithery/cli install @multimail/mcp-server --client cursor

"cm"># Install for Claude Desktop
npx -y @smithery/cli install @multimail/mcp-server --client claude

"cm"># Install for VS Code (Cline)
npx -y @smithery/cli install @multimail/mcp-server --client cline

Install MultiMail for your preferred MCP client via Smithery CLI.

Manual configuration (fallback)
json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "multimail": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@multimail/mcp-server"],
      "env": {
        "MULTIMAIL_API_KEY": "mm_live_your_key_here"
      }
    }
  }
}

If the Smithery CLI isn't available, use the standard MCP config.

Smithery hosted server
json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "multimail": {
      "url": "https://server.smithery.ai/@multimail/mcp-server",
      "transport": "sse",
      "env": {
        "MULTIMAIL_API_KEY": "mm_live_your_key_here"
      }
    }
  }
}

Use Smithery's hosted server for SSE transport (no local Node.js needed).

List available Smithery servers
bash
npx -y @smithery/cli search multimail

Browse available MCP servers on Smithery.


Best practices

Use Smithery for team onboarding

Smithery's one-command install simplifies onboarding new team members. Share the install command with your team, and each member only needs to provide their own MultiMail API key. No manual config file editing required.

Try Smithery's hosted servers

Smithery can host MCP servers so you don't need Node.js installed locally. This is useful for environments where installing Node.js is impractical or for clients that prefer SSE transport over stdio.

Check version compatibility

Smithery tracks server versions and compatibility. When updating MultiMail or your MCP client, check Smithery's listing for any compatibility notes or breaking changes between versions.

Use Smithery with any MCP client

Smithery generates configuration for many MCP clients. Specify your client with the --client flag during installation, and Smithery writes the config to the correct path in the correct format. Supported clients include Cursor, Claude Desktop, Cline, and more.


Common questions

What is Smithery?
Smithery is an MCP server registry and hosting platform. It provides a searchable catalog of MCP servers, one-command installation via its CLI, and optional hosting infrastructure. Think of it as npm specifically for MCP servers, with additional features like auto-configuration for different clients.
Do I need Smithery to use MultiMail's MCP server?
No. Smithery is one way to install and configure the MultiMail MCP server, but you can also install it directly via npm or npx. Smithery's value is convenience — it auto-generates the correct config for your client and handles installation in one command.
Does Smithery host the MCP server?
Smithery offers both options. You can run the MultiMail MCP server locally via stdio (using the npx command), or use Smithery's hosted infrastructure for an SSE-based connection. Hosted servers don't require Node.js installed on your machine.
Which MCP clients does Smithery support?
Smithery's CLI supports configuration generation for many popular MCP clients including Cursor, Claude Desktop, VS Code (Cline), Windsurf, and others. Use the --client flag during installation to specify your target client.
How do I update MultiMail through Smithery?
Re-run the install command to update to the latest version. Smithery's CLI will update the configuration and server version. If using the hosted server option, Smithery manages updates automatically.

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