Use Inbox Triage with other MCP apps

General steps

1. Find where your app adds MCP servers. It may be called connectors, tools, integrations, or MCP servers.
2. Add a remote server over HTTP with the address https://getinboxtriage.com/mcp.
3. Start the connection. When your browser opens, sign in to Inbox Triage and choose Allow.

If choosing Allow shows Confirm your email address first, open the link we emailed you when you signed up, or choose Send a new confirmation link in Settings. Then start the connection again.

If the app's sign-in is refused, use an API key (below), or email help@getinboxtriage.com with the redirect address the app shows.

Apps that cannot sign in through a browser

Some apps and scripts can only send a fixed key. For those, create an API key in Settings, under Advanced, and send it as a bearer token. Your email has to be confirmed first. You can have 1 key on the trial and 3 on a paid plan. See API keys. Keep the key private. Anyone who has it can read and act on your synced mail, the same as a signed-in AI app.

Interactive views

Apps that support MCP Apps, such as VS Code, can show the inbox view. Other apps get the same information as text, with numbered rows. The draft card's Send button works only in Claude and ChatGPT. In other apps you approve a send through the approval link.

How do I approve a send?

Sending, unsubscribing, and spam reports are approved on getinboxtriage.com. The app shows you a link, and Inbox Triage also sends it to you as a push notification or email. Open it, check the message, and choose Send (or the matching button). You may be asked to sign in again or use a passkey (Face ID or Touch ID) first. Typing yes in the chat does not send.

Automation platforms

Make, n8n, and Zapier each have their own MCP client feature that can add Inbox Triage the same way. See Connect Inbox Triage to Make, n8n, or Zapier.

Developers

For the full list of tools and the order to call them, see the agent setup guide and the API reference.