Headless Gmail

Enables headless Gmail access by separating credential storage from implementation, allowing clients to complete OAuth flows independently and pass credentials as context for email operations in containerized environments.

MCP Headless Gmail Server provides a way to access Gmail functionality without requiring local credential setup or browser access. Built by baryhuang, it enables any client to complete the OAuth flow independently and then pass credentials as context to the server, creating a complete separation between credential storage and implementation. The server supports getting recent emails, sending messages, and handling token refresh operations through a clean API that works in containerized environments. This implementation is particularly valuable for headless or remote applications where traditional Gmail access methods requiring local file access or browser interaction are not feasible.