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Claude Code supports remote MCP servers via HTTP

11/09/2026 — 11/09, 22:16·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)

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  • Claude Code now supports remote MCP servers via HTTP, allowing users to call hosted services like email directly as AI agent tools in the te…

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On November 9, 2026 at 22:00, DEV Community's AI channel published a post announcing that Claude Code now supports remote MCP servers over HTTP. Users no longer need to install a local server or write credentials into a config file, which the article notes was previously required for MCP integration.

The author works on Fezola, a hosted email MCP server that supports Gmail, iCloud, and any IMAP mailbox, plus read-only access to Google Chat and Telegram. With remote HTTP MCP support in place, mailboxes can serve as tools that the agent calls directly from the terminal. The article walks through the full setup path: add, sign in, verify, and remove. Using Claude Code's /mcp command, developers can connect to a hosted email service and complete authentication without touching local server configuration. Fezola serves as the worked example, where a free account with at least one mailbox connected is the starting point.

This report is the only coverage of the feature so far, and no further updates have been published.

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  1. Claude Code now supports remote MCP servers over HTTP, enabling agents to directly access mailboxes as tools from the terminal without local server setup. Using a hosted email MCP server, users can authenticate via the /mcp command to search messages, read attachments, and draft replies.

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