EmailConsul supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP), which allows you to connect your AI assistant (VS Code Copilot, Claude, Cursor, etc.) directly to EmailConsul tools.
Before you start, make sure you have an active EmailConsul account and a valid API key. You can create one on the Creating an API key page.
Use the following URL as your MCP server endpoint: https://mcp.emailconsul.com
Authentication is done via the Authorization header using your API key: Api-Key <your-api-key>
Open Chat → Settings → MCP Servers → Add Server
Select HTTP as the server type and paste the URL: https://mcp.emailconsul.com
Open the JSON configuration and add your API key in the headers field:
Save the configuration. You can now select and use EmailConsul tools directly from your AI chat.
Some editors use a slightly different JSON structure. Use the following format if your editor expects mcpServers:
The exact syntax depends on your editor — refer to its documentation if needed.
You can also connect the MCP server to the Claude CLI or Desktop app using the following command:
If your AI assistant limits the number of tools it can load, or if you only need a specific feature, you can connect to a dedicated endpoint that exposes only the relevant tools:
IP monitoring tools: https://mcp.emailconsul.com/ips
Domain monitoring tools: https://mcp.emailconsul.com/domains
Alerts tools: https://mcp.emailconsul.com/alerts
DMARC tools: https://mcp.emailconsul.com/dmarc
Profiles tools: https://mcp.emailconsul.com/profiles
Seedlisting tools: https://mcp.emailconsul.com/seedlisting
SNDS tools: https://mcp.emailconsul.com/snds
Thread Intelligence tools: https://mcp.emailconsul.com/traps
List Leak Detection tools: https://mcp.emailconsul.com/honeytoken
NOTE: Use the same Authorization header as for the main MCP server URL.