tinysend
@tiny-send
tinysend gives agents email: create newsletters, manage subscribers and contacts, and write & send broadcasts - all over MCP. Remote streamable-HTTP server with OAuth sign-in (no API key to paste).
Overview
What is tinysend?
tinysend is an email infrastructure server for AI agents over the Model Context Protocol. It lets you create newsletters, manage subscribers and contacts, and write and send broadcasts.
How to use tinysend?
Connect any MCP client to https://mcp.tinysend.com. For Claude, run claude mcp add --transport http tinysend https://mcp.tinysend.com. On first connect you authenticate via OAuth in the browser—no API key required.
Key features of tinysend
- Create, list, and get newsletter stats
- Add, remove, and list subscribers
- Write drafts and send broadcasts
- Search and manage your contacts
- Check plan usage limits
Use cases of tinysend
- AI agents sending newsletters to a subscriber list
- Programmatically managing a mailing list and contacts
- Writing and broadcasting emails to an audience
- Monitoring delivery statistics and plan limits
FAQ from tinysend
How do I connect to tinysend?
Use claude mcp add --transport http tinysend https://mcp.tinysend.com or point any MCP client to that URL.
How does authentication work?
Authentication is OAuth. You sign in through the browser on your first connection; no API key needs to be pasted.
What tools does tinysend provide?
Tools cover newsletters (list, create, stats), subscribers (add, remove, list), posts (write drafts, send broadcasts, delivery stats), contacts (search and manage), and usage (check plan limits).
Can I manage subscribers?
Yes—you can add, remove, and list subscribers through the server.
Where can I learn more about tinysend?
tinysend is built by tinysend.com.
