What data does GmailMcpServer handle?
It handles user‑created notes stored locally on the server (in‑memory or persisted, not specified). No external data sources are mentioned.
@RKeelan
Basic information
An MCP Server for GMail
Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.
{
"mcpServers": {
"GmailMcpServer": {
"command": "uv",
"args": [
"sync"
]
}
}
}Adds a new note to the server
Despite its name, GmailMcpServer is an MCP server that implements a simple note storage system. It provides note resources with a custom note:// URI scheme, a prompt for summarizing notes, and a tool to add new notes. It is intended for users who want to manage notes through MCP-compatible clients like Claude Desktop.
Install via uvx for published packages or configure the server path for local development. Add the configuration to your Claude Desktop config file (claude_desktop_config.json). The server exposes an add-note tool and a summarize-notes prompt. No specific commands beyond server setup are mentioned.
It handles user‑created notes stored locally on the server (in‑memory or persisted, not specified). No external data sources are mentioned.
Use `uvx GmailMcpServer` for published versions, or point to a local directory with `uv run` in development. Configuration goes in the Claude Desktop config file.
No authentication is described in the README. The server runs over stdio with no transport or auth details.
Python and the `uv` package manager (or `uvx`) are required. It is published as a PyPI package.
The README only provides examples for Claude Desktop configuration. It does not mention compatibility with other clients, but as a standard MCP server it should work with any client supporting stdio transport.

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