Email connectivity for AI agents — MCP server for Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Cursor, and more
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Delegate a well-scoped GitHub issue to Codex CLI (headless, in an isolated worktree), then peer-review the diff with agy + Codex before opening the PR. Mandatory peer-review gate before merge. Repo-agnostic — auto-detects repo, conventions, and build commands.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Organize a cluttered Outlook inbox with folders, batch moves, and server-side inbox rules via the Microsoft Graph API. Use when user says "clean up my inbox," "organize email," "create email folders," "inbox rules," "filter notifications," "unclutter inbox," "sort my email," "move GitHub notifications," "email…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Draft email replies with tone matching, proper threading, and formatting that survives email clients. Use when user says "draft a reply," "respond to this email," "write an email," "compose a response," "email reply," "tone match," "professional email," "follow-up email," or "thank you email." Covers voice…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Zero-trust email triage — prioritize inbox by sender trust tier, not arrival order. Surfaces paying customers immediately, batches newsletters, and applies an exception lane for unknown senders with objective evidence. Use when user says "triage my inbox," "prioritize email," "what's important," "check for urgent…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Enforce email safety policies at the network level with NemoClaw. Use when user says "email policy," "send guardrail," "prevent accidental send," "email allowlist," "NemoClaw email," "outlook policy," "agent email security," "email sandbox," or "enterprise email safety." Covers NemoClaw setup, the Outlook preset, and…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Manage Outlook and Microsoft 365 email with AI agents — triage inbox by sender trust, draft replies with tone matching, organize folders, create inbox rules, and monitor for priority messages. Use when user says "check my email," "triage inbox," "organize email," "email cleanup," "outlook folders," "inbox rules,"…
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: