What problem does it solve?
This Skill simplifies adding Gmail access to NanoClaw so agents can read, send, and be triggered by email without exposing host credentials or manual container edits. It removes the friction of GCP OAuth setup, container mounting, and agent tooling so email workflows integrate reliably with existing agent runners.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Tool Mode: Allow agents to read and send messages only when invoked from another channel (for example, WhatsApp-triggered actions).
- Channel Mode: Enable email-based triggers, scheduled tasks, and threaded replies by polling Gmail and routing messages into agent contexts.
- Implementation Steps: Guides through creating GCP OAuth credentials, saving them to ~/.gmail-mcp, adding the Gmail MCP tool to the agent-runner, mounting credentials into containers, adding DB tracking for processed messages, and creating an email polling loop.
- Use Case: Receive a support request by email, have NanoClaw process it in a dedicated conversation context, and send a threaded reply automatically.
Quick Start
Enable Gmail integration by running the OAuth setup, placing your GCP credentials in ~/.gmail-mcp, and choosing Tool or Channel mode so NanoClaw can read and send emails.