Try Sortd for FREETry SortdGiving an AI assistant access to Gmail usually means a Google Cloud project, an OAuth review and a pile of setup. Sortd hosts an MCP server instead. Add one URL to Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP client, approve the scopes, and your assistant can work your team’s boards.
Available now on the Business plan: shared inboxes, the REST API, MCP access and agent automation.
In Claude, open Customize → Connectors, choose Add custom connector, name it Sortd and paste https://api.sortd.com/mcp. In ChatGPT, turn on Developer mode and create a connector with the same URL.
Complete the Connect Sortd sign-in. The consent screen lists exactly what the assistant can do. Sending is opt-in and never implied.
Try “Which Sortd boards can you see?” and then put it to work on a real inbox.
Sortd handles the Google side once, for your whole Workspace. Your assistant gets scoped access to boards, threads and drafts.
“Which Sortd boards can you see?”
“Find the renewal thread from Jane and make it a task on Support / To do.”
“Re-order my To do list by urgency.”
“Draft a reply saying Thursday works.”
“Every hour, check for new mail and file anything urgent onto the Support board.”
No. Sortd hosts the MCP server, so you don’t create a Google Cloud project, submit an OAuth app for review or touch DNS. You approve Sortd’s scopes once in the browser.
Only if you grant a send scope. Without one, it can at most create drafts that wait in Gmail for you or your team to send.
Yes, on paid plans with Developer mode turned on. Create a connector with the URL https://api.sortd.com/mcp and choose OAuth. On Business and Enterprise workspaces an admin may need to allow custom connectors first.
They connect with an API key in a config file instead of the browser sign-in. The setup for each is in the Sortd docs under AI CLI.
Business, which includes full API and MCP access with no credit meter.
Business plan · full API + MCP · no credit meter
