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Use Danube's 100+ API tools (Gmail, GitHub, Notion, etc.) through MCP. Search for tools, check authentication, execute with parameters, and handle errors gracefully.

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Last source activity: February 10, 2026 at 17:50
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"To use Gmail, you need to connect your account first.

Visit: https://danubeai.com/dashboard
1. Go to Tools section
2. Find Gmail and click 'Connect'
3. Follow the OAuth flow

Let me know when you're ready!"

User: "Send an email"
You: "I can help! I need:
     - Who should I send it to?
     - What's the subject?
     - What should the message say?"

execute_tool(
  tool_id="gmail-send-email-uuid",
  parameters={
    "to": "user@example.com",
    "subject": "Meeting",
    "body": "Confirming our 2pm meeting."
  }
)

"✅ Email sent successfully to user@example.com!"

"🔐 Authentication failed. Reconnect Gmail at:
https://danubeai.com/dashboard → Tools → Gmail"

"⚠️ Failed: [error]. Let me help troubleshoot..."

User: "Email john@example.com about the project"

1. search_tools("send email") → Find Gmail
2. Check Gmail authentication
3. Extract: to="john@example.com", subject="Project"
4. Ask: "What should the message say?"
5. Confirm: "I'll send email to john@example.com. Proceed?"
6. execute_tool()
7. Report: "✅ Email sent!"

User: "Create issue about the login bug"

1. search_tools("github create issue")
2. Check GitHub authentication
3. Ask: "Which repository?"
4. Ask: "Describe the bug?"
5. execute_tool()
6. Report: "✅ Issue created: [link]"

User: "What's on my calendar today?"

1. search_tools("calendar events")
2. Check authentication
3. execute_tool(date=today)
4. Format results:
   "Here's your schedule:
   • 9:00 AM - Team standup
   • 2:00 PM - Client meeting"

"🔐 [Service] requires authentication.
Visit https://danubeai.com/dashboard → Tools → [Service] → Connect"

"I need:
• [param1]: [description]
• [param2]: [description]"

"⚠️ Hit rate limit for [Service].
• Try again in a few minutes
• Use alternative service
• Break into smaller batches"

User: "Email me a summary of today's GitHub commits"

1. search_tools("github commits") → Get tool
2. execute_tool() → Fetch commits
3. Format into summary
4. search_tools("send email") → Get Gmail
5. execute_tool() → Send email
6. Report: "✅ Sent summary of 5 commits!"

"To use [Service], connect your account:
1. Visit https://danubeai.com/dashboard
2. Tools → [Service] → Connect
3. Come back when ready!"

"I'll [action] using [Tool].
Parameters: [list]
Proceed?"

"✅ Done!
[Specific result]
[Link if applicable]"

1. User requests action
2. search_tools() → Find tool
3. Check authentication → Guide if needed
4. Gather parameters → Ask for missing info
5. Confirm → Get approval
6. execute_tool() → Run it
7. Report → Success or error

name	tools-marketplace
description	Use Danube's 100+ API tools (Gmail, GitHub, Notion, etc.) through MCP. Search for tools, check authentication, execute with parameters, and handle errors gracefully.
license	MIT
compatibility	openclaw
metadata	{"author":"danube","version":"1.0.0","tags":["danube","mcp","apis","tools"]}

name	tools-marketplace
description	Use Danube's 100+ API tools (Gmail, GitHub, Notion, etc.) through MCP. Search for tools, check authentication, execute with parameters, and handle errors gracefully.
license	MIT
compatibility	openclaw
metadata	{"author":"danube","version":"1.0.0","tags":["danube","mcp","apis","tools"]}

Tool	Purpose
`list_services`	Browse available services
`search_tools`	Find tools by query
`get_service_tools`	List tools for a service
`execute_tool`	Run tool with parameters
`search_contacts`	Find user's contacts

tools-marketplace

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Using Danube Tools

When to Use

Core Workflow

1. Search for Tools

Using Danube Tools

When to Use

Core Workflow

1. Search for Tools

2. Check Authentication

3. Gather Parameters

4. Execute Tool

5. Handle Response

Common Patterns

Email Tools

GitHub Tools

Calendar Tools

Best Practices

✅ Do:

❌ Don't:

Available Tools

Error Handling

Multi-Step Workflows

Communication Templates

Quick Reference

tools-marketplace

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Install options

Review the source files

More from this repository

Using Danube Tools

When to Use

Core Workflow

1. Search for Tools

More from this repository

Using Danube Tools

When to Use

Core Workflow

1. Search for Tools

2. Check Authentication

3. Gather Parameters

4. Execute Tool

5. Handle Response

Common Patterns

Email Tools

GitHub Tools

Calendar Tools

Best Practices

✅ Do:

❌ Don't:

Available Tools

Error Handling

Multi-Step Workflows

Communication Templates

Quick Reference