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anon.li
Let your agent manage private email aliases and encrypted file drops over OAuth MCP
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Give agents throwaway email aliases without handing over your inbox
Add `https://anon.li/api/mcp` as a custom MCP connector in Claude, Cursor or another client that supports Streamable HTTP. Sign in to anon.li, complete 2FA if you use it, and approve the OAuth consent screen; no long-lived API key goes into the client. Then ask your agent to create an alias for a new service, review recipients or delete old drops. Things to know: the agent works on account controls only, so it can't read file contents or decryption keys, and adding a recipient still needs verification on your side. The platform code is open source (AGPL-3.0) and there's also a CLI, API and browser extension.
Features
- Remote MCP server with OAuth and PKCE, no API key to paste
- Create random or custom email aliases from chat
- Pause, restore or delete aliases by ID or address
- List verified forwarding recipients
- List, disable and delete encrypted file drops without exposing contents
- Open source platform, plus CLI, API and browser extension
Install
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Cursor
- Grok Bot
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