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The sh.marginal MCP Registry Entry Explained

Updated June 2026 · Hosted email MCP server

If you found marginal through the sh.marginal MCP registry, here's exactly what it does, which tools it exposes, and how an AI agent connects to run subject line A/B tests end to end.

What the sh.marginal MCP registry identifier means

The registry name sh.marginal/mcp is how clients and directories reference marginal as a discoverable Model Context Protocol server. It maps to a single hosted endpoint — https://marginal.sh/mcp — so there's nothing to install or self-host.

Authentication is a Bearer API key in the form marg_live_..., passed by your MCP client. Once connected, an agent sees a small, purpose-built toolset focused on email experimentation rather than a generic mail dump.

Tools exposed by this email MCP server

marginal is an email MCP server built so an AI agent can design, ship, and read an experiment without leaving the conversation. The four tools form a tight loop for any subject line A/B test.

Using it for AI agent email marketing

Because the registry entry surfaces clean tool schemas, agents handle the full workflow: draft variants, launch a test, wait for data, then act on lift metrics. This makes marginal a practical building block for AI agent email marketing where a human reviews decisions rather than copy-pasting between dashboards.

The free tier covers 100 experiments per month, which is enough to wire up a real subject line testing pipeline before committing.

Connecting from the registry entry

Point your MCP client at the endpoint listed in the registry and add your key. From there the agent can call generate_variants and launch_test directly. Full setup instructions for each supported client live in the docs at https://marginal.sh/docs/, and the canonical endpoint is always https://marginal.sh/mcp.

Get started with marginal

marginal is a hosted email marketing MCP server at marginal.sh. Sign up free, create an API key, and connect https://marginal.sh/mcp from Cursor, Codex, or Claude Desktop.

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