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Summarize unread emails via Outlook MCP, group by priority, draft replies
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| name | email-digest |
| description | Summarize unread emails via Outlook MCP, group by priority, draft replies |
When asked to summarize emails, check inbox, or used via /loop on a schedule:
Fetch unread emails — Use the Outlook MCP server to retrieve unread messages:
Categorize — Group emails into:
Summarize each — For action-required emails:
Draft quick replies — For routine emails (meeting accepts, simple questions), draft a reply the user can review and send.
Generate digest — Produce a prioritized summary.
# Email Digest — [Date/Time]
## Action Required (X emails)
- **From**: [sender] — [subject]
Summary: They need approval for the design doc by Friday.
Suggested action: Review and reply with feedback.
## FYI (X emails)
- [sender]: [subject] — TL;DR: New security policy update effective next month.
## Threads (X emails)
- [subject] — 3 new replies, no action needed from you.
## Draft Replies
1. Re: [subject] — "Looks good, approved. Thanks!"
Recommended: /loop 2-3x daily (morning, after lunch, end of day)
The Outlook MCP server must be configured and enabled in your MCP settings. The installer can set this up if you have the server available.