Hi everyone, I’m the developer of GigaMail, an open-source MCP server that connects OpenClaw to your existing email accounts through Microsoft Graph or IMAP.
Here’s what your agent can do with it:
- Search and organize email across multiple accounts.
- Read attachments and prepare replies using your price lists, product sheets and other documents.
- Use sender history, contact notes and account-specific tone when drafting.
- Check calendar availability and propose appointment slots.
- With the appointments extension enabled, track confirmations and prepare follow-ups using meeting notes.
- Semiauto send, pick a folder, gove you agent instructions, let it draft and asl for approval when a new eamil come from that folder. Approve, reject or modify and the agent will send it
Credentials stay outside the agent conversation. Sending and deleting use an external approval workflow, Masker can hide supported sensitive fields before they reach the model, and write actions are logged.
GigaMail runs locally; content retrieved by your agent is still processed by whichever model provider you use. Desktop installers and OpenClaw setup instructions are available.
With the OpenClaw Foundation working toward .claw, I think email will be an interesting part of agents developing their own online identity.
How are you connecting your OpenClaw agents to email today? Feedback and integration suggestions are welcome.