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Sulkta naming convention. Carrier (the carrier pigeon — single- purpose, reliable, comes back every time) sits alongside Aldabra (giant tortoise), Hawk (eBay-resale eyes), Skald (Norse storyteller), cWHO (monitoring), Cauldron (meal planning), Clawdforge (build), tny (URL shortener), ktra (cargo registry). The full audit/cleanup/Phase-A-B-C arc happened under the mail-mcp name; this commit just renames the identity: - Cargo workspace + crate package name: mail-mcp -> carrier - Binary name: mail-mcp -> carrier - USER_AGENT header: mail-mcp/<ver> -> carrier/<ver> - Config env var: MAIL_MCP_CONFIG -> CARRIER_CONFIG - Default config path: ~/.config/mail-mcp/config.toml -> ~/.config/carrier/config.toml - ServerHandler instructions reference: 'mail-mcp' -> 'Carrier' - README + repo URL refs updated - Workspace path: /root/build/mail-mcp -> /root/build/carrier - Git remote: gitea:Sulkta-Coop/mail-mcp -> gitea:Sulkta-Coop/carrier Tool names stay mail_* (mail_send, mail_inbox_list, mail_reply, etc.) because they describe the email domain — same convention as Aldabra keeps wallet_*/chain_*/dao_*/escrow_*. The server-level identity is Carrier; the tools it carries are mail.
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# Carrier
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Sulkta's Rust MCP email server. SMTP send + IMAP read with RFC-correct headers, multipart/alternative when HTML is included, multipart/mixed for attachments, threading via `In-Reply-To`/`References`. Named after the carrier pigeon — single-purpose, reliable, comes back every time.
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10 MCP tools. Multi-account. Attachment-safe. Replaces the `scripts/kayos_mail.py` CLI path that lived in `kayos/openclaw-workspace` since 2026-04-23.
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## Why a server, not a CLI
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`kayos_mail.py` shipped without `Date` or `Message-ID` headers until a 2026-05-18 patch — exactly the kind of header-discipline regression a typed Rust server prevents at compile time. The "no spam bin" framing is mostly upstream of any client (Rackham postfix + rspamd DKIM-sign at the relay; mail-tester scored 10/10 and port25 SpamAssassin −7.31 on 2026-05-20), but a correct client doesn't trip filters with bad MIME structure, broken threading, or missing headers.
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## Tools
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- `mail_send` — `account?`, `to`, `cc[]?`, `bcc[]?`, `subject`, `body`, `body_html?`, `attachments[]?`, `in_reply_to?`, `references[]?`. Returns `{message_id, sent_at}`.
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- `mail_inbox_list` — newest-first listing. `account?`, `since?` (YYYY-MM-DD), `unread_only?`, `limit?` (default 50, max 500), `folder?` (default INBOX). Uses `BODY.PEEK` so it does not toggle `\Seen`.
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- `mail_inbox_read` — fetch one message by UID. `account?`, `uid`, `folder?`, `format?` (`text`|`html`|`raw_eml`). Attachment payloads NOT inlined — only `{filename, mime_type, size}` metadata. RFC822.SIZE pre-flight rejects messages > 20 MB.
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- `mail_folder_list` — `account?`. Enumerates IMAP mailboxes. Returns `[{name, delimiter, attributes, selectable}]`.
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- `mail_search` — raw IMAP SEARCH passthrough. `account?`, `query`, `folder?`, `limit?`. CR/LF + `{N}` literal-form rejected.
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- `mail_thread` — `account?`, `message_id`, `folder?`, `limit?`. Seed Message-ID → matches seed + any message whose `References` / `In-Reply-To` contains the seed. Oldest-first.
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- `mail_move` — `account?`, `uid`, `from_folder?`, `to_folder`. UID MOVE (RFC 6851) with COPY + STORE + EXPUNGE fallback.
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- `mail_mark` — `account?`, `uid`, `action` (`read`/`unread`/`flagged`/`unflagged`/`trash`/`archive`), `folder?`. Toggles `\Seen` / `\Flagged` via UID STORE; `trash` MOVEs to Trash; `archive` errors (no canonical Archive folder on Sulkta Dovecot — use `mail_move`).
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- `mail_attachment_get` — `account?`, `uid`, `attachment_index`, `folder?`. Fetches the N-th attachment (index matches `mail_inbox_read.attachments[]`) as base64.
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- `mail_reply` — `account?`, `uid`, `body`, `body_html?`, `attachments?`, `reply_all?`, `to_override?`, `folder?`. Pulls original to build `In-Reply-To` + `References` + `Re: ` subject prefix.
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## Headers we guarantee on outbound
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- `Date` — UTC, RFC 5322 (lettre auto)
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- `Message-ID` — `<UUIDv4@<from_addr_domain>>` — own-domain, never the container hostname
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- `From` — `name <addr>`
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- `MIME-Version: 1.0`
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- `User-Agent: carrier/<version>`
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- `In-Reply-To` + `References` when threading args present
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- `Content-Type` correct for body shape (text-only / alternative / mixed)
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DKIM-Signature is applied by the relay (rspamd on Rackham), not the client.
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## Safety
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`mail_inbox_read` returns attacker-controlled bytes. **Do NOT auto-fetch URLs found in inbound mail** — web beacons confirm read and links may be phishing. Default deny on every URL; wait for explicit per-link authorization. Authorized fetches route through Browserless (`192.168.0.5:3030` direct or `:3031` PIA-routed exit), never `WebFetch` or `curl` from the host. `mail_attachment_get` bytes get the same treatment — don't execute, render, or open them blindly.
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The Carrier `ServerHandler.instructions` payload and `mail_inbox_read` description both surface this rule so any MCP introspection picks it up before reading a message.
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## Build
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```bash
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cargo build --release
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```
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Binary lands at `target/release/carrier`.
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## Config
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```bash
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mkdir -p ~/.config/carrier
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cp config.example.toml ~/.config/carrier/config.toml
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chmod 600 ~/.config/carrier/config.toml
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```
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Or override with `CARRIER_CONFIG=/path/to/config.toml`.
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Passwords are NEVER inline:
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1. env var named in `password_env`
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2. fallback to `password_file` (shell-format: `KEY=VALUE` per line)
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3. hard fail with a vault-pointer hint if neither resolves
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Vault canonical: `bw.sulkta.com` → `kayos@sulkta.com — IMAP/SMTP`.
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Config file must be `mode & 0o077 == 0` (0600 strict). Carrier refuses to start on loose perms — same posture as ssh-keygen on a private key.
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## MCP wiring (Claude Code / kayos-house)
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```json
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{
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"mcpServers": {
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"carrier": {
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"command": "/usr/local/bin/carrier",
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"args": [],
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"env": {
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"CARRIER_CONFIG": "/root/.openclaw/secrets/carrier-config.toml",
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"KAYOS_SMTP_PASS": "<from vault: kayos@sulkta.com — IMAP/SMTP>"
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}
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}
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}
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}
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```
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Logging is stderr-only — stdout is the JSON-RPC transport.
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## Deferred / future
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- **Session pool** — single TCP+TLS+LOGIN reused across same-account tool calls (~200ms saved per call). Substantial state-management work; deferred until usage patterns justify.
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- **BODYSTRUCTURE-driven partial body fetch** — fetch only the text/html leaf for `mail_inbox_read text/html` instead of the full RFC822. The 20 MB raw_eml cap already prevents OOM; remaining win is bandwidth on large messages.
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- **Typed address shape** — `mail_inbox_list` / `_read` currently return `Vec<String>` for `from`/`to`/`cc` in `Name <addr>` shape. A `Vec<{name, addr}>` would let `mail_reply` skip the parse/re-parse dance.
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Spec at `kayos/openclaw-workspace` → `memory/spec-carrier.md`.
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