AnyMail MCP v0.0.1-rc.2

[0.0.1-rc.2] - 2026-07-15

Changed — BREAKING

• gmMsgId → id, gmThrId → threadId across every tool's input and output.
  The engine serves iCloud, Fastmail and generic IMAP as well as Gmail, but the schema
  still named its ids after Gmail's X-GM-MSGID / X-GM-THRID — on a non-Gmail
  account the id is really folder+uidvalidity+uid. The fields were always documented
  as opaque and provider-defined; now they're named that way, matching what the code
  calls them internally and what Gmail's own API calls them.

  get_message and friends now take {id}; get_thread takes {threadId}. Note
  id is not messageId — the latter is still the RFC822 Message-ID header, and
  both appear on a message summary. Any agent that hardcoded the old field names must
  be updated; agents reading the schema each session need no change.