139Mail

What This Skill Does

The 139Mail skill is an unofficial, community-developed integration for OpenClaw that allows users to interact with their 139 (mail.10086.cn) email accounts directly through the OpenClaw agent. By leveraging standard IMAP/POP3 protocols, this skill provides a seamless bridge between your AI workspace and your inbox. It empowers users to fetch unread messages, perform complex searches, send new emails, and manage inbox organization, such as sorting or deleting messages, all through natural language commands.

Installation

To get started, first ensure your environment is prepared by installing the necessary dependencies with pip install imapclient. Once dependencies are met, run the environment check script via python scripts/check_env.py to verify your configuration. You must have your 139 email IMAP/SMTP services enabled in the 139 Mail web settings, where you should also generate a unique 16-character authorization code. Save your credentials locally using python scripts/config_manager.py save --username <your_email> --password <your_auth_code>. For a quick start, simply run the installation command: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/fanjiabo-529/139mail.

Use Cases

The 139Mail skill is ideal for power users who need to process high volumes of email without switching windows. Use it to quickly scan for urgent work notifications, automate repetitive email sorting tasks, or search for historical communications using specific keywords. It is particularly useful for users on restricted networks or those preferring a terminal-centric workflow for managing their productivity communications.

Example Prompts

1. "Check my 139 mailbox for any new unread messages and summarize the subjects for me."
2. "Search for the latest email from 'HR' in my 139 account and forward it to my secondary address."
3. "Move all marketing-related emails in my 139 inbox to the 'Promotions' folder."

Tips & Limitations

This skill uses SSL/TLS compatibility modes due to the older protocol versions supported by the 139 Mail server; therefore, it is best utilized within secure, trusted network environments. Always treat your 16-digit authorization code as a sensitive password. We strongly recommend rotating your authorization code periodically for enhanced security. Note that this is a community-contributed tool, not an official offering from China Mobile, and users should exercise caution when handling sensitive data.