| name | mail |
| description | When the user asks about their inbox — what's there, search for an email, recent unread — use mail.list / mail.search. |
| metadata | {"openape":{"requires_tools":["mail.list"]},"openclaw":{"requires":{"bins":"[Truncated]"}}} |
Inbox (o365-cli)
What this is
Read access to the owner's Microsoft 365 inbox via the o365-cli tool on the agent host. The host must have o365-cli installed and authenticated (the owner's CLI session). If it isn't, both tools fail with a clear setup error.
When to use
mail.list — recent inbox messages. Optional unread_only: true. Default limit 20.mail.search — keyword/from/subject search. Pass a query string.
For writing, archiving, replying, or moving messages: use bash with explicit o365-cli subcommands (see o365-cli mail --help). Those go through the DDISA grant cycle so the owner approves each mutation.
Patterns
Latest 10 unread:
mail.list({ "limit": 10, "unread_only": true })
Search by sender:
mail.search({ "q": "from:smaurer@deloitte.at", "limit": 20 })
Conventions
- Don't draft replies inside the agent if the user just asked "what's in my inbox" — listing is read-only, replies are explicit.
- When the user wants to triage ("welche kann ich archivieren?"), list first, then offer specific candidates with message IDs — do NOT auto-move anything.
- Account names: there are usually two — owner's primary email (Delta Mind) and a secondary (Legal Tech / DOCPIT). Ask which one if it matters.
