alfred_ MCP

Your work, in whichever AI you use.

alfred_ already holds your connected email and calendars. Point any MCP-capable assistant at one URL and it can search your work, read a thread, check your schedule, and book the meeting. As you, one sign-in, nothing sent without your say-so.

One URL. Every client.

There is no key to copy and nothing to install on our side. Add the address, and the first time your assistant reaches alfred_ it opens your browser so you can sign in and allow it.

https://get-alfred.ai/api/mcp

How it works

1
Add the address

Paste the URL into your client's MCP or connector settings. Each client below has the exact steps.

2
Sign in once

Your browser opens on get-alfred.ai. Sign in, see exactly what the assistant will be able to do, and press Allow. Access refreshes on its own after that.

3
Ask

What is on tomorrow, who last wrote about the invoice, where a thread stands. The assistant answers from your real mail and calendar.

Pick your assistant

The same server behind each one. Guides are added as we verify each client end to end.

ClaudeClaude Code, Claude Desktop and claude.aiGuide readyChatGPTCustom connectors and developer modeGuide ready
CursorYour inbox and calendar next to your codeComing soon
GeminiGemini CLI and Gemini appsComing soon
GrokGrok with remote MCPComing soon
AntigravityGoogle's agent-first IDEComing soon

What it can do

Reading is the default. Writing and sending are separate permissions you grant on purpose.

search_work
Search your work

Finds email threads across every account you have connected to alfred_ (Gmail, Outlook, Microsoft 365) in one query. Returns subjects, people and a short preview.

get_thread
Read a thread

Opens one thread in full once it has been found: every message, who said what, and whether you already replied.

get_schedule
See your calendar

Reads events from your connected calendars for a day or a range, in your timezone, with attendees and locations. Also finds open slots, so a booking lands on a time you are actually free.

create_event
Book and move meetings

Creates and updates events on the calendar you choose, adds a Google Meet or Teams link, and invites people. You see exactly what will be sent before anything goes out.

create_draft
Write drafts

Saves an email into your real Drafts folder, threaded to the right conversation, for you to review and send yourself. Nothing leaves your mailbox.

send_email
Send and reply

Sends a new message or a reply from the account you choose. Always shows you the message first and waits for a yes.

create_todo
Track to-dos

Reads your task lists and adds tasks and reminders, with the same timing rules as the rest of alfred_.

list_accounts
See and fix your accounts

Sees which email and calendar accounts you have connected (you can connect up to 6) and whether each one is healthy, and hands you a one-tap link to connect another or reconnect one that lost access.

What it cannot do
  • Nothing is sent, and no invitation goes out, until you have seen it and said yes.
  • Cannot delete anything: not an email, not an event, not a to-do.
  • Tidying (archive, move, mark read) acts on messages you pointed at; a bulk sweep always shows you a count first and waits for your yes.
  • Cannot disconnect an account. Connecting and removing accounts stays a signed-in click in alfred_ itself.
  • Cannot touch a team workspace. Your own lists and accounts only.
  • You choose what to allow when you sign in. Reading is the default; writing, and sending, are separate permissions you grant on purpose.
  • Never sees your provider passwords or OAuth tokens. Every call runs through alfred_, as you.
  • Only the accounts you connected to alfred_. Nothing else on your machine.

Access tokens expire after an hour and are refreshed quietly. You can revoke a connection at any time in alfred_ under Settings, Privacy and Security. We record which tool was called and how long it took, never the query or the contents. More in Security.

Start with Claude

The first client we have verified end to end, on Claude Code, Claude Desktop and claude.ai.