Your agent drafts. Jevmail helps it improve.

1. You: Open https://chatgpt.com/plugins. Press + → Add custom MCP server.

2. You: Name it jevmail. Under Connection, enter the Server URL:

   https://jevmail.xyz/mcp

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3. You: Choose OAuth authentication. Review the warning, then select Create as a plugin. Complete jevmail sign-in and consent when prompted.

4. You: Open the new personal plugin and press + to install it. Switch Chat to Work, start a new chat, then type @ and choose jevmail.

5. Your agent: If custom MCP is unavailable, explain that account or workspace permissions may restrict it. Follow the official guide for that account; do not claim installation succeeded. A public jevmail plugin install link is not available yet.

ChatGPT setup guide →

1. You: Open Customize → Connectors → + Add → Add custom connector.

2. You: Name it jevmail, enter the remote MCP URL, then Continue:

   https://jevmail.xyz/mcp

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3. You: Review detected authentication, then Continue. Choose Sign in now and Register automatically for the OAuth client. Add the connector and complete jevmail sign-in and consent.

4. You: In your chat, open + → Connectors and enable jevmail. In a team workspace, ask an owner to add the custom web connector in Organization settings → Connectors first, then connect it individually.

Claude (web and desktop) setup guide →

1. Your agent: With terminal access, run this in the user's project. Otherwise ask the user to run it:

   claude mcp add --transport http jevmail https://jevmail.xyz/mcp

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2. You: Run /mcp inside Claude Code, choose jevmail and authenticate. Complete sign-in and consent in the browser.

3. Your agent: Check /mcp for the connection. If tools are missing, reconnect or restart the chat after authentication.

Claude Code setup guide →

1. Your agent: With file access, merge the jevmail entry into mcpServers in ~/.cursor/mcp.json, preserving existing servers. For one project use .cursor/mcp.json. Otherwise ask the user to do this:

   {
     "mcpServers": {
       "jevmail": {
         "url": "https://jevmail.xyz/mcp"
       }
     }
   }

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2. You: Restart Cursor. Open Customize → MCPs, enable jevmail and follow its authentication prompts. Complete jevmail sign-in and consent in the browser.

Cursor setup guide →

1. Your agent: With terminal access and the Codex CLI installed, run:

   codex mcp add jevmail --url https://jevmail.xyz/mcp
   codex mcp login jevmail

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2. You: Complete jevmail sign-in and consent in the browser opened by the login command.

3. Your agent: Run codex mcp list to confirm configuration, then restart the Codex session if jevmail tools are not visible. Configuration is shared with the IDE extension on the same host.

Codex setup guide →

1. Your agent: Use the client's documented remote Streamable HTTP MCP configuration. Add a server named jevmail with OAuth authentication:

   https://jevmail.xyz/mcp

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2. You: Complete jevmail sign-in and consent in your browser, then enable the connector's tools in this conversation. If your client cannot use remote HTTP with OAuth, use the CLI fallback below.

1. You: Sign in at https://jevmail.xyz. Open settings → Agent access and create a key. Store it as JEVMAIL_AGENT_TOKEN in the agent's environment using your client's secret controls; do not paste it into chat or commit it.

2. Your agent: With Node.js 24 and terminal access, download the CLI and verify access:

   curl -fsSLo jevmail.mjs https://jevmail.xyz/jevmail.mjs
   node jevmail.mjs get_profile

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3. Your agent: Use node jevmail.mjs <operation> --json FILE for the same operation names and JSON inputs as MCP. Run node jevmail.mjs --help for usage. Report authentication errors and let the user replace or revoke the key in settings.