Naver Mail Organizer

Local-only MCP tools for reviewing and organizing a Naver Mail account through IMAP. This is an independent project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or supported by NAVER.

Safety first

The connector stores its application password in the local OS credential store and fixes IMAP to imap.naver.com over TLS port 993. Never share an application password, verification code, message body, attachment, audit record, or other secret in chat, Git, issues, client configuration, or .env files.

Mail moves require an approved, unexpired review plan. Automatic spam moves are off by default. They may be enabled only in generated or manually edited MCP client configuration by setting NAVER_MAIL_ALLOW_AUTO_SPAM=true; only literal true enables automatic spam moves. There is no command-line spam opt-in.

Quick start

1. In Naver Mail on a PC, enable IMAP/SMTP at 환경설정 > POP3/IMAP 설정 > IMAP/SMTP 설정, then create a dedicated application password after enabling two-step verification. Naver documents the setup and revoke path in its IMAP/SMTP help.

2. Store the password locally. This command prompts for it; never put the value in the command or any configuration file.

   npx naver-mail-organizer-mcp setup --account <naver-email>
   

3. Run the read-only connection check.

   npx naver-mail-organizer-mcp doctor --account <naver-email>
   

4. Generate the configuration for your MCP client and install it using that client's normal configuration flow. Do not change generated entries to add secrets.

Client configuration

Generate a configuration for the account you stored locally:

npx naver-mail-organizer-mcp config codex --account <naver-email>
npx naver-mail-organizer-mcp config claude --account <naver-email>
npx naver-mail-organizer-mcp config claude-desktop --account <naver-email>

• Codex: paste the generated TOML into the MCP configuration location shown by Codex. See the Codex registration guide and the Codex MCP documentation.
• Claude Code: run the generated claude mcp add command in your terminal, then verify it in Claude Code's MCP settings; see the Claude Code MCP guide.
• Claude Desktop: merge the generated JSON server entry into Claude Desktop's MCP configuration file, then restart Claude Desktop. See Anthropic's local MCP setup guide.

To explicitly allow automatic spam moves, regenerate the specific client entry with --allow-auto-spam, then install that generated configuration. It adds only NAVER_MAIL_ALLOW_AUTO_SPAM=true to the client environment; only literal true enables the behavior. Remove that environment setting to return to the safe default. Do not add a spam option to a server command.

Revoking access

Disable IMAP/SMTP at the Naver settings path above or delete the dedicated application password in Naver ID security settings. Delete local credentials through your OS credential manager if necessary.

Development

npm ci
npm test
npm run pack:check

See CONTRIBUTING.md and SECURITY.md before opening an issue or pull request.