An MCP Server for Fastmail – National Email Day
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An MCP Server for Fastmail – National Email Day
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Re: An MCP Server for Fastmail – National Email Day
#2>That distinction matters to us. Our long-term values include “Your data belongs to you” and “We are good stewards of your data”. The pattern we try to follow is: rather than continuously reworking our UI to follow every new trend, we give you the interfaces to use your data however it suits you. MCP continues that pattern. It’s there if you want it, and nothing changes if you don’t.
This is really refreshing and makes me feel like I made the right decision in moving off Gmail after 20 years to Fastmail last year
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#4As a note for those that use Fastmail, Fastmail stores all your data in the US, if that is important to you.
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#6using imap idle in our multiple helpdesks (i use for many different app supports)
Re: An MCP Server for Fastmail – National Email Day
#7As someone who's immensely skeptical about AI, this is probably the best usecase I've seen for it after code reviews. I wish Thunderbird would get AI integration.
Re: An MCP Server for Fastmail – National Email Day
#8As someone who's immensely skeptical about AI, this is probably the best usecase I've seen for it after code reviews. I wish Thunderbird would get AI integration.
Yeah I think that was one of the vapourware features that Apple showed in an advert a couple of years ago, right?
Re: An MCP Server for Fastmail – National Email Day
#9> The OAuth consent screen will give you a choice of three levels of access: read-only (see emails, contacts, calendars), write (update emails, save drafts, edit contacts and events), and send (send emails).