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Email answers, inside your AI assistant.
Connect MailVakt once, then ask your assistant to check your domain, explain the findings, and suggest the DNS records to fix them.
Free public checks. No MailVakt account needed. Client plans and connection requirements vary.
ChatGPT
Connect MailVakt to ChatGPT to check email authentication, understand spam problems, and get the DNS records to fix them.
See setup guideClaude
Add MailVakt as a Claude connector to diagnose SPF, DKIM and DMARC and work through email deliverability problems.
See setup guideCursor
Connect MailVakt to Cursor Agent to investigate email DNS, authentication failures, and delivery issues alongside your code.
See setup guideClaude Code
Add MailVakt to Claude Code over HTTP and investigate sending-domain configuration from your terminal workflow.
See setup guideCodex
Connect the MailVakt MCP server to Codex for live email authentication checks and actionable DNS fixes.
See setup guideVS Code
Use MailVakt with GitHub Copilot in VS Code to inspect sending-domain DNS and understand SPF, DKIM and DMARC failures.
See setup guideOne hosted connection. Live domain checks.
MailVakt uses MCP, the protocol that lets assistants call external tools. There is no MailVakt server to install. Public diagnostics work without an account; sign in for domain management and DMARC summaries.
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