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@cardor/email-budgetfy

v0.2.0

Published

This project is designed to summarize emails using a custom IMAP client to connect to the user's email inbox and retrieve relevant messages based on specified criteria.

Readme

Email Budgetfy

This project is designed to summarize emails using a custom IMAP client to connect to the user's email inbox and retrieve relevant messages based on specified criteria.

Features

  • Connects to an IMAP server to fetch emails.
  • Can filter emails by:
    • Subject
    • Date range
    • Sender email address
    • Mailbox (default is 'INBOX')

Debug

  • Stdio: If you run this server in STDIO mode, all logs are saved in server.log file, in the location where you run the command. You can change this, setting the DEBUG_LOG_FILE environment variable to a custom path (absolute path).
  • Docker: this mode use STDIO mode, so all logs are saved in server.log file, in the location where you run the command. You can change this, setting the DEBUG_LOG_FILE environment variable to a custom path (absolute path).
  • Stream: If you run this server in stream mode, all logs are printed to the console.

Available Tools

  • search-emails: Get emails from the user's inbox.
  • mark-emails-as-read: Mark specified emails as read.

Usage

Command (NPM)

  1. Install dependencies pnpm install -g @cardor/email-summarizer
  2. Add the configuration to your app client.
"email-summarizer": {
  "type": "stdio", // Maybe your client MCP require specific type, like 'stdio'
  "command": "cardor-email-summarizer",
  "env": {
    // Your email address.
    "EMAIL_USERNAME": "<your-email>", 
    // Your email app password.
    "EMAIL_PASSWORD": "<your-app-password>",
    // The port for the IMAP server (default is 993).
    "EMAIL_PORT": "993",  
    // The type of email client: gmail, outlook, yahoo, etc (default is 'gmail').
    "EMAIL_CLIENT_TYPE": "gmail", 
    // Custom prompt for summarization. Must include `{{emails}}` to insert the email content.
    "EMAIL_PROMPT": "Summarize the following emails: {{emails}}", 
    // You can also use a file path to load the prompt content. You must use absolute path.
    // The file types supported are: .txt, .md, .json or .pdf.
    // "EMAIL_PROMPT": "file:/Absolute/Path/To/Prompt.txt"
    // Also you can define a URL to load the prompt content. The URL must return a text content.
    // The file types supported are: .txt, .md, .json or .pdf.
    // "EMAIL_PROMPT": "https://example.com/path/to/prompt.txt"
  }
}

Command (With Docker)

  1. Clone the repository git clone <repository-url>
  2. Build the Docker image pnpm run docker:build
  3. Add the configuration to your app client.
"email-dock": {
  "command": "docker",
  "args": [
    "run",
    "-i",
    "--rm",
    "-e",
    "EMAIL_USERNAME=<your-email>",
    "-e",
    "EMAIL_PASSWORD=<your-app-password>",
    "-e",
    "EMAIL_PORT=993",
    "-e",
    "EMAIL_CLIENT_TYPE=gmail",
    "-e",
    // Custom prompt for summarization. Must include `{{emails}}` to insert the email content.
    // As above, you can use a file path or a URL.
    "EMAIL_PROMPT=Summarize the following emails: {{emails}}", 
    "email-summarizer",
  ]
}

Stream HTTP requests

You can also use the HTTP API to interact with the email summarizer. The API expects the following headers:

  1. Clone the repository git clone <repository-url>
  2. Install dependencies pnpm install
  3. Build the MCP pnpm run build
  4. Start the MCP pnpm run start
  5. Use the MCP serve to http://localhost:5555/mcp
  • Send in headers:
    • email-username: Your email address.
    • email-password: Your email app password.
    • email-port: The port for the IMAP server (default is 993).
    • email-client-type: The type of email client (default is 'gmail').
    • email-prompt: Custom prompt for summarization (default is 'Summarize the following emails: {{emails}}'). Must include {{emails}} to insert the email content. As above, you can use a file path or a URL.

Future work

I'll be working on:

  • [x] Allow execute action as marking emails as read, deleting, etc.
  • [x] Allow override default prompt for the summarization.
  • [ ] Adding more filters and options for email retrieval.
  • [ ] Allow fetch whole body information of the email (text, HTML, attachments, etc.).