cerebro-docusign

Find and sign pending Docusign documents from Outlook emails.

Updated May 30, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/rhortal/cerebro-skills --skill cerebro-docusign
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Skill: cerebro-docusign
Source: https://github.com/rhortal/cerebro-skills/tree/main/cerebro-docusign
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/rhortal/cerebro-skills --skill cerebro-docusign

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires cerebro-composio.

What problem does it solve?

Finds and signs pending Docusign documents from Outlook emails, saving time and reducing manual steps.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Docusign discovery: scans today's Outlook messages for Docusign requests and collects signing URLs.
  • Secure signing flow: opens signing URLs in a browser via Playwright and applies your signature automatically, then marks emails as read to prevent duplicates.
  • Automation-ready: integrates with Composio for Outlook access and Graph API for read-status updates, suitable for workmail workflows.

Quick Start

Ask Claude Code to sign pending Docusign documents from your Outlook inbox.

Frequently Asked Questions about cerebro-docusign

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I automatically sign Docusign documents from Outlook emails?

Automating Docusign signing from Outlook requires Composio configured with Mail.Read permissions for inbox access and a Playwright MCP server for browser automation. You also need an active Docusign account to complete the signing flow.

How does browser automation apply signatures to Docusign URLs?

Browser automation applies signatures by opening the extracted Docusign signing URLs in a Playwright-controlled browser session. The automation navigates the Docusign interface and applies your signature to the pending documents automatically.

Can I prevent duplicate Docusign emails from being processed in Outlook?

Yes, duplicate processing is prevented by using the Graph API to mark Docusign emails as read after they have been successfully processed. This ensures the automation only scans unread messages for pending signatures on subsequent runs.

Do I need Composio and Playwright to automate Docusign signing?

Yes, Composio is required to access your Outlook inbox via Graph API with Mail.Read permissions, and a Playwright MCP server is required to perform the browser automation needed for interacting with Docusign signing pages.

What's the best way to process today's Docusign requests in bulk?

The best way to process today's Docusign requests in bulk is to run an automation that scans today's Outlook messages, collects all Docusign signing URLs, and executes the browser signing flow sequentially before marking the emails as read.

Why does my automated Docusign signing workflow stop if Outlook permissions are missing?

Automated Docusign signing fails without proper Outlook permissions because Composio requires Mail.Read access via Graph API to scan your inbox for Docusign messages. Without this, the workflow cannot discover pending documents to sign.