> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.emailx.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Emailx for AI assistants

> One hundred and eight focused tools for scoped Emailx reads and edits, including People imports and reviewed email and LinkedIn activation.

Use MCP when you want an assistant to discover Emailx capabilities and call them with typed inputs. Package 0.11.0 exposes 128 tools through local stdio: 66 reads and 62 writes. The adapter uses the same REST API as your integrations and CLI.

> [card] [Set up local MCP](https://docs.emailx.ai/en/mcp/local-setup.md)
>
> Install the adapter in its own Python environment and configure a scoped key.

> [card] [Explore the tools](https://docs.emailx.ai/en/mcp/tools.md)
>
> Understand each tool's inputs, permissions and effect.

## A good first conversation

> List my accessible workspaces. Let me select one, then show its LinkedIn campaigns. Do not make any changes.

The assistant should call `get_connection`, then `list_workspaces`, then use the selected `workspace_id` and `channel`. It should read the relevant campaign before proposing a mutation.

## What is available

| Interface | Availability |
| - | - |
| Local stdio MCP, package 0.2.0 | Verified on staging with scoped keys |
| Local stdio MCP, from package 0.4.0 | Minimum version for setup discovery and inactive configuration; use a matching API host |
| Local stdio MCP, package 0.5.0 | 25 tools, including saved template management and durable LinkedIn URL imports; import execution is disabled by default |
| Local stdio MCP, package 0.8.0 | 45 tools, including People import and gated email preparation, approval, and reviewed scheduled launch |
| Local stdio MCP, package 0.9.0 | 47 tools, adding a separate review and explicit resume for paused manual LinkedIn campaigns |
| Local stdio MCP, package 0.11.0 | 128 tools, adding campaign operations, reply drafts, knowledge, warmup, team, infrastructure and agency tools |
| Four workflow skills | Downloadable alongside the package |
| Remote HTTP with OAuth linking | Activation pending; not available for connection |

The local adapter does not provide a remote connection URL. Installing it does not make a ChatGPT web connector available. [Remote availability](https://docs.emailx.ai/en/mcp/remote.md) explains the separate release boundary.

Template edits require `templates:write`. People import requires `contacts:write` after a reviewed preview; it does not enroll contacts. Email generation requires `campaigns:generate` and explicit AI-credit confirmation. Exact-message approval uses `messages:approve`; email launch requires `campaigns:launch-email` and a current ready review. Read workflow details in [email execution](https://docs.emailx.ai/en/overview/email-execution.md) and [People import](https://docs.emailx.ai/en/overview/people-import.md). Host capabilities still gate execution, and a successful activation receipt does not mean delivery.

## Use MCP or CLI

MCP provides discoverable tools for a conversation. The CLI provides explicit commands, JSON and exit codes for scripts or coding agents. Both preserve workspace, channel, scope and idempotency rules. [Workflow skills](https://docs.emailx.ai/en/mcp/skills.md) explain how to complete a job using either interface.


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