Personal Suite MCP
Local-first personal productivity for Claude and Cursor
Email, Calendar, Messaging, Search, Image Generation. BYOK, no cloud, no signup. 49 tools across 6 modules.
What it solves
Wiring an assistant to your email, calendar, chat, web search and image generation normally means five or six separate MCP servers, each with its own install, its own OAuth dance and its own keys. Every one of them is a place where something can break, and none of them knows about the others. This bundles all of it into one server that runs on your laptop.
How it works
Six modules, 49 tools: email, calendar, messaging, search, image and system. Email speaks Gmail or Outlook OAuth as well as plain IMAP, with auto-discovery for more than thirty thousand providers. Messaging uses your own bot tokens, the ones you create in BotFather, the Discord developer portal or a Slack app. Search and image generation are bring-your-own-key for Brave, Exa, Tavily, OpenAI or Gemini. Credentials live in a single config file with 0600 permissions and AES-256-GCM encryption at rest.
When to use it
This is for the person who wants one install instead of six, and wants the credentials on their own disk rather than in someone else's tenant database. There is no signup, no account and no telemetry, and no outbound request happens until you configure a module. One command wipes everything you ever stored.
When not to use it
It is a personal tool, not a team backend. There is no shared tenant, no admin console and no central place to hand a colleague access, because the whole design point is that the keys stay on one laptop. If you need several people on the same mailbox or calendar through one server, this is the wrong shape.
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Language
TypeScript
Tools
49
Updated
2026-08-21
Install
npx -y mcp-personal-suite