Envloped

What the Envloped MCP server does

The supplied repository documents the official Envloped CLI rather than a standalone MCP protocol implementation. The CLI connects command-line workflows to Envloped, an email platform for developers and AI agents. Its documented operations include sending email, listing sent messages, listing and adding domains, and listing or creating API keys.

The current listing also describes Envloped as supporting transactional email, domain verification, contact segments, and marketing campaign drafts. The README excerpt provides concrete CLI examples for sending messages, reviewing sent email, and managing domains and keys, but does not show commands for segments, campaign drafting, or domain verification.

How it works

After installation, users authenticate with envloped login and then run subcommands such as envloped send, envloped emails list, envloped domains list, and envloped keys create. Email sending accepts sender, recipient, subject, and text values through command-line flags.

For unattended jobs, the CLI reads ENVLOPED_API_KEY. Commands can emit machine-readable results with --json, accept a JSON email payload through --stdin, skip confirmation prompts with --force, and reduce console output with --quiet. These options make the Envloped MCP server reference relevant to deployment scripts and agent-controlled command execution, although the repository does not describe MCP tool schemas.

The README names Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex as supported AI-agent environments. It also includes a GitHub Actions example that installs the CLI and sends a deployment notification using a repository secret for the API key.

Setup and configuration

Installation is available through the shell script at https://envloped.com/install.sh, or through binary downloads from the project's Releases page. The listed binaries support Linux on amd64 and arm64, macOS on amd64 and arm64 including Apple Silicon, and Windows on amd64.

Interactive use begins with envloped login. CI/CD and other non-interactive environments should export ENVLOPED_API_KEY before invoking commands. The README does not specify additional configuration variables, configuration files, API endpoints, or permission settings.

Tools and capabilities

Documented command-line capabilities include:

• Send an email with sender, recipient, subject, and text fields.
• List sent emails.
• List domains and add a domain.
• List existing API keys and create a named key.
• Return JSON for automation with --json.
• Read email input from standard input with --stdin.
• Suppress prompts or reduce output with --force and --quiet.

Limitations and notes

The Envloped MCP server label is not substantiated by an MCP implementation, transport, or tool definition in the supplied README. The available material identifies a CLI, so developers should verify whether an MCP adapter or server package exists before selecting it for an MCP-native client.

The license is proprietary and attributed to Envloped. Authentication, API-key handling, and account permissions beyond the documented commands are not explained in the excerpt.