anon.li

anon.li is a privacy service for anonymous email aliases, end-to-end encrypted file sharing, and encrypted forms. This connector lets Claude manage your account for you, while everything private stays encrypted and out of Claude's reach.

What you can do:

• Aliases: create random or custom aliases on anon.li or your own verified domains, list them with forwarding and blocked-mail counts, turn them on or off, and delete them.
• Recipients: list your forwarding addresses and add new ones. Each new address gets a verification email.
• Drops: list your encrypted file shares with size, expiry, and download counts; disable or re-enable downloads; and delete drops to free storage.
• Forms: list your encrypted forms, pause or resume submissions, and delete forms you no longer need.

Privacy by design: this connector only manages your account. It never reads your content. Alias labels and notes, file names and contents, and form submissions are encrypted in your browser with keys anon.li never holds, so neither anon.li nor Claude can read them. To view that content, use the anon.li web app or CLI. Secure access: you sign in with your anon.li account through OAuth, and each permission (aliases, drops, forms) is granted separately. Deleting an alias, drop, or form is permanent, so Claude always asks for your approval first. Try asking: "Create a new alias for my newsletter signups," "Turn off the alias I gave to that shopping site," or "Which of my drops expire this week?"