139mail

What This Skill Does

The 139mail Skill is a robust communication integration designed for OpenClaw AI agents to manage email operations directly through IMAP and SMTP protocols. It provides a seamless interface for interacting with mainstream email services, including 139.com, QQ, 163, and Gmail. By abstracting the complexities of email protocol configurations, this skill allows users to send structured emails, monitor incoming messages, and filter for unread communications using natural language commands. It is an essential tool for users who want to streamline their workflow by automating routine correspondence and notification management.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/chang-tong/139mail-skill

After installation, you must configure your account details by editing the configuration file located at ~/.openclaw/skills/139mail/config/email.json. You will need to provide your email address and an application-specific authorization code (provided by your email service provider). The JSON file includes specific fields for SMTP and IMAP host settings, ensuring that your agent can authenticate securely and reliably.

Use Cases

This skill is ideal for professionals and developers who manage high volumes of incoming notifications or need to automate reporting tasks. Use cases include:

• Automated project status updates: Have OpenClaw send a summary of your day via email.
• Inbox monitoring: Request the agent to scan your inbox for critical updates from specific clients.
• Attachment handling: Easily dispatch documents directly from your local file system to recipients.
• Unified communication: Centralize your email management within your AI agent, reducing context switching.

Example Prompts

• "发邮件给 [email protected]，主题是项目进度报告，内容是附件中的是本周的最终文档，附件是 ~/docs/weekly_report.pdf"
• "查看收件箱里最近的 5 封邮件，并告诉我有哪些未读的重要信息。"
• "读取第 2 封邮件，并把内容摘要概括发给我。"

Tips & Limitations

• Security: Always use an application-specific password (authorization code) instead of your primary login password to protect your account.
• Connectivity: Ensure your system has stable network access to IMAP and SMTP ports, as restrictive enterprise firewalls may block these connections.
• Privacy: Your credentials are stored strictly in local configuration files. Do not share your email.json file, as it contains sensitive authentication data.
• Scope: This skill is intended for standard email management; it is not designed to replace comprehensive desktop email clients for high-intensity manual processing.