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Last probed Nov 3, 2026 · mcp.run.ceo
22tools discovered
For AI agents — MCPBundles Directory API
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MCP connect URL: https://mcp.run.ceo/mcp
Skill page: https://www.mcpbundles.com/skills/run-mcp-3275b0d251
Explore capabilities (22)
read 1
write 2
other 19
Calendar.list
3
Gmail.get
2
Other capabilities
17
Connector.list Accounts
other
connector.list_accounts
List the accounts connected for this provider (email, alias label, account_id, default flag, granted scopes, status). Use it BEFORE guessing an `account` selector; returns an empty list (not an error) when nothing is connected.
Connector.list Accounts — List the accounts connected for this provider (email, alias label, account_id, default flag, granted scopes, status). Use it BEFORE guessing an `account` selector; returns an empty list (not an error) when nothing is connected.
Gmail.send — Send an email as the connected user (Gmail).
Gmail.list — List/search the connected user's messages (Gmail, read-only).
Gmail.get Thread — Read the FULL content of a Gmail thread (or single message) the connected user received — decoded plain-text body plus key headers (From/To/Subject/Date/Message-ID/In-Reply-To/References). This is the read-reply-body tool the inbound-wake flow (issue #1367) defers to: the dispatcher only surfaces a messageId, and gmail.list returns IDs only, so this tool is how an agent actually reads a clinic/vendor reply before deciding next steps. Each message also lists its attachments (filename/mimeType/siz
Gmail.get Attachment — Download one attachment of a Gmail message as base64 (PDF, image, spreadsheet, …). Take messageId + attachmentId (or partId for tiny inline parts) from gmail.get_thread -> messages[].attachments[]. Returns structured {filename, mimeType, size, data} where data is standard base64 — decode it to a file before reading. Attachments over 20 MB are refused.
Gmail.create Draft — Create a Gmail DRAFT (not sent) in the connected user's Drafts folder so the human can review, edit and press Send in Gmail. Same fields as gmail.send: pass `from` to pick a send-as identity, and inReplyTo + gmailThreadId to make it a reply that threads under the original conversation.
Gmail.link Thread — Link an ALREADY-SENT Gmail thread to a RunAI app thread so that replies wake that conversation (the same reply-wake mapping gmail.send writes automatically). Use this when gmail.send reported `mapped:false` / a WARNING about reply auto-wake, or when the mail was sent outside this tool. Pass the Gmail threadId (or a messageId of any message in the thread); appThreadId defaults to the calling session. The thread must belong to the connected account.
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Gmail.modify Labels — Label triage for Gmail messages: add and/or remove labels on up to 100 message ids in one call (Gmail batchModify). ONLY moves labels — fully reversible, NEVER deletes or trashes mail. Allowed labels: SPAM, IMPORTANT, INBOX, STARRED, UNREAD and user labels (Label_*); TRASH or any delete semantics is rejected with `forbidden_label`. Typical use: move a message into Spam (add SPAM, remove INBOX), demote from Important (remove IMPORTANT), or promote back (add IMPORTANT).
Calendar.list Events — List upcoming events on one of the connected user's calendars (default: primary; pass a calendarId from calendar.list_calendars to read a subscribed/sub calendar).
Calendar.list Calendars — List the calendars on the connected user's calendarList (id, summary, accessRole, primary flag) — read-only; use it to find the calendarId of a subscribed/sub calendar for calendar.list_events.
Calendar.list Free Slots — Free/busy lookup on the connected user's primary calendar between two RFC3339 times.
Calendar.create Event — Create an event on one of the connected user's calendars (default: primary; pass a calendarId from calendar.list_calendars to write into a shared/sub calendar). Returns the eventId/start/end for ground-truth reconciliation.
Calendar.update Event — Update (PATCH) an existing event on one of the connected user's calendars by eventId (from calendar.list_events). Only the fields you pass are changed; omitted fields are left untouched. Use this to modify an event someone else created instead of creating a duplicate. Returns eventId/start/end/summary for ground-truth reconciliation.
Calendar.delete Event — Delete an event on one of the connected user's calendars by eventId (from calendar.list_events). Irreversible. 404/410 (already gone) is reported as an error with structured.status.
Contacts.search — Search the connected user's Google Contacts by name/email/phone prefix (People API searchContacts) — read-only; returns name + emails + phones, enough to fill in a recipient or billing email.
Contacts.list — List the connected user's Google Contacts (People API connections.list) — read-only; returns name + emails + phones per contact.
Docs.get — Read a Google Doc by documentId: returns title + plain-text body, plus each paragraph's startIndex/endIndex (use them as `index` for docs.insert_text / ranges for docs.batch_update). Pass raw:true to ALSO get the raw Docs API body JSON (large; off by default).
Docs.insert Text — Insert text into a Google Doc at a body index (Docs API batchUpdate insertText). Get indices from docs.get; index 1 = start of body. Returns the new document revisionId.
Docs.replace All Text — Replace every occurrence of a string in a Google Doc (Docs API batchUpdate replaceAllText). Returns occurrencesChanged.
Docs.batch Update — Low-level escape hatch: POST documents/{documentId}:batchUpdate with the given Google Docs API `requests` array passed through verbatim (insertText, deleteContentRange, updateTextStyle, insertTable, ...). Use docs.get first for indices. Returns the API replies array + revisionId.
Places.search — Search nearby places (Google Places by default; 高德/AMap when PLACES_PROVIDER=amap, region=cn). Uses a server API key; requires a valid connected-user token (any scope).
Billing.query — Read-only usage-ledger billing query: token usage, cost, and cache read% aggregated by provider/account/model/hour/day over a bounded time window (max 31 days). Requires a valid connected-user token (any scope).
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