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Qualisend
Zed
by Zed Industries

Verify email in Zed

Zed's agent panel speaks MCP natively. Add the Qualisend endpoint and the agent can verify addresses and clean lists while you work.

MCP endpoint
https://app.qualisend.com/api/mcp
Authentication
Sign-in or API key
Available on
All Zed builds on macOS, Linux and Windows.

Connect it to Zed

You need a Qualisend account - the free plan includes 100 verification credits that never expire - and Zed itself. Steps checked against Zed Industries's documentation in September 2026.

  1. 1

    Open the MCP settings

    Settings -> AI -> MCP Servers, or run agent: open settings from the command palette and select MCP Servers.

  2. 2

    Add a remote server

    Click Add Server in the page header and choose Add Remote Server.

  3. 3

    Name it and paste the endpoint

    Call it qualisend and paste the endpoint into URL. Leave Headers empty to sign in through the browser, or add an Authorization header set to Bearer qs_live_... right there - there is no separate auth field.

    https://app.qualisend.com/api/mcp
  4. 4

    Authenticate and check

    With no header present, Zed prompts you to sign in through the browser. Open the Agent Panel and confirm the Qualisend tools appear in the tool picker.

Sign-in or API key

Either. Leave the header out and Zed prompts you to sign in through the standard MCP flow; include it and it uses your Qualisend API key.

Check that it worked

Ask "how many Qualisend credits do I have left?". A number back means you are connected - that tool is free, so it costs nothing to test.

Config file

~/.config/zed/settings.json on macOS and Linux, %APPDATA%\Zed\settings.json on Windows (or <project>/.zed/settings.json)

macOS included - Zed does not use ~/Library/Application Support for this.

{
  "context_servers": {
    "qualisend": {
      "url": "https://app.qualisend.com/api/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer qs_live_…"
      }
    }
  }
}

Worth knowing

  • The settings key is context_servers, not mcpServers. A snippet copied from Cursor or Claude is ignored outright.
  • There is no type or transport field for remote servers - url is the only required field, with optional headers, timeout, enabled and oauth.
  • No environment-variable interpolation in headers, so the key goes in literally. Do not commit .zed/settings.json.
  • If you see no Add Remote Server button, update Zed. Very old builds were stdio-only and needed a bridge process.

What to ask once it is connected

There are no commands to learn. Ask in your own words and Zed picks the right tool - there are twelve, covering verification, sending-domain deliverability and blacklist checks.

“Verify the addresses in this fixture and flag the bad ones.”
“Is this a catch-all domain?”
“Clean this list before I commit it.”
“How many verification credits do I have left?”

What Zed can reach

Only the verification tools, scoped to the single workspace you connect. It cannot reach another customer's data, your billing, or any admin function, and it never sees how a check is performed - just the verdict and the score. Authentication is an explicit token in a request header, never a cookie, so there is no session for a malicious page to borrow. Revoke it from Zed or from your Qualisend dashboard at any time; sign-in access also expires on its own within an hour. Full detail is on the MCP documentation page.

Zed FAQ

Zed Industries's own reference: Zed MCP docs

Using something else?

It is the same endpoint everywhere. Pick your client:

Any other MCP-compatible client works too - Cline, JetBrains AI Assistant and the rest all take the same Streamable HTTP endpoint. The MCP documentation has the transport and authentication details.

Ready to connect Zed?

Start free with 100 credits that never expire, then paste the endpoint.