Claude Airmail connectorWhat Claude can do in your Airmail account.

Reads the settings of one mail account, as Airmail stores them.

Reads the out-of-office auto-reply settings of an account, so you know whether a vacation message is active and what it says.

Shows the email aliases set up on your accounts, the extra addresses that land in the same mailbox.

Lists your calendars with their IDs, titles and types, so Claude knows which one holds work events and which one family plans.

Lists events over a date range, the next seven days when you do not say otherwise.

Opens one event with its attendees, alarms, recurrence and notes.

Lists your reminders so Claude can tell you what you promised yourself to do, and by when.

Lists the drafts waiting in your accounts, so nothing half-written slips through.

Lists the contacts stored in your address book, the people you saved rather than just those who wrote.

Opens one contact with all its details, from phone numbers to postal address.

Searches saved contacts by name or email, inside the address book only.

Lists the groups your contacts are organized in, such as a board, a client team or a family list.

Lists the senders you marked as VIP, the people whose mail should never wait.

Shows the senders you blocked, so Claude can tell whether a missing email was stopped on purpose.

Reads Airmail's app preferences, the settings that shape how the client behaves on your Mac.

Returns inbox messages with a suggested next step for each, from answering to deferring, and a priority score.

Reads the profile Airmail has built from your habits: reply patterns, frequent contacts and saved templates.

Suggests a folder for a message based on how you have filed similar mail before.

Returns statistics from Airmail's behavior tracker: total actions, top sender-to-folder habits and domain patterns.

Lists the email accounts configured in your Airmail, the starting point when you run a personal and a work address side by side.

Returns the folders of one account, so Claude knows where your mail is filed before it looks inside.

Lists the messages of any folder, newest first, so Claude can scan a project folder or last year's records rather than just the inbox.

Opens one message in full: plain-text body, recipients, attachments list, subject, date and labels.

Lists what sits in your inbox, most recent first, the view Claude uses to tell you what came in.

Brings back your starred or flagged messages, newest first, the ones you marked as worth coming back to.

Shows what you sent, newest first, so Claude can check what you already told someone.

Shows what sits in the trash, newest first, which is handy to recover something thrown away too fast.

Brings up the messages filed as spam or junk, newest first, so Claude can spot a real email caught by the filter.

Lists the attachments of one message, with enough detail for Claude to pick the file you mean.

Gives the number of unread messages in each account's inbox, a quick pulse before diving in.

Searches contacts and recent senders by name or email address, drawing on the people who actually email you.

Opens a draft with its body, recipients and attachments, so Claude can pick up where you left off.

Pulls every message of a conversation thread in date order, oldest first, so Claude reads the exchange as it unfolded.

Retrieves one specific attachment from a message so Claude can work with its content.

Lists the Airmail windows currently open on your Mac, composers and readers included.

Reports the email operations in progress, each with its status: planned, executing, executed, failed, canceled or reverted.

Reports the current email connections and synchronization activity, a view of what Airmail is doing with your servers right now.

Finds messages by what they are about rather than by exact words, using vector embeddings.

Produces an airmailmcp link that opens Airmail right on a given message, folder or settings pane.

Lists every email rule with its name, whether it is enabled, a summary of its conditions and actions, and its direction.

Opens one rule in full: conditions, actions, keyboard shortcut and position in the order.

Lists your email signatures, account by account, so Claude knows which one goes out where.

Lists your smart folders with their ID, name and saved search query.

Lists Airmail's built-in user guides, one per settings tab plus task and feature guides.

Returns one Airmail user guide, picked from the guide list, as formatted text.