No. The assistant connects with your Mailpro account, through OAuth: you sign in, the consent page shows you the rights it asks for, and you accept. No key to copy, and the assistant never knows your password.
You then find the assistant in your account, AI Assistants (MCP) page, where you can withdraw its access at any time.
API keys remain useful for your own integrations: SMTP or API.
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