Fluxmail gives your agent 16 tools, the same set over stdio and Streamable HTTP.
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
list_accounts |
Connected accounts with status and capabilities |
get_status |
Server health: accounts, auth errors, plan limits |
list_folders |
Folders/labels with roles (inbox, sent, drafts, …) |
list_emails |
Metadata and snippets, filterable (folder, sender, unread, dates), paginated |
search_emails |
Full-text search with the same filters |
get_email / get_thread |
Full bodies and attachment metadata |
create_draft / update_draft / delete_draft |
Draft management, including reply drafts |
send_email |
Direct send, send a draft, or reply (replyToMessageId, replyAll) with correct threading |
list_scheduled_emails |
List pending and failed scheduled sends |
cancel_scheduled_email |
Cancel a scheduled send before delivery |
forward_email |
Forward with quoted body and original attachments |
modify_emails |
Batch: read/unread, star, archive, trash, move, labels, delete |
download_attachment |
Inline base64 (up to 2 MB) or save to disk |
Fluxmail computes reply recipients on the server (Reply-To or From, plus the original To/Cc minus your own address for reply-all), so an agent can reply-all without assembling the recipient list itself.
The tools are one unified API across providers. Gmail is supported today; when the Outlook and IMAP adapters land, your agent keeps calling the same tools with nothing to reconfigure.