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Outlook Graph

name: outlook-graph

by c36025251-pixel · published 2026-03-22

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// Install command
$ claw add gh:c36025251-pixel/c36025251-pixel-outlook-graph
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// Full documentation

---

name: outlook-graph

description: Connect OpenClaw to Outlook and Microsoft Graph for email, calendar, contacts, and folder operations using a pre-provided access token. Use when the user asks to read or send Outlook mail, search inbox contents, manage calendar events, inspect contacts, or call Outlook-related Microsoft Graph endpoints. Made especially for openclaw agents.

license: MIT

allowed-tools: Bash Read

metadata: {"clawdbot":{"emoji":"mailbox","requires":{"bins":["python3"],"env":["MS_GRAPH_ACCESS_TOKEN"]}}}

---

# Outlook Graph

Use Microsoft Graph to let OpenClaw work with Outlook mail, calendar, contacts, and related folders. Made especially for openclaw agents.

When to Use

Use this skill when the user wants to:

  • read recent Outlook emails
  • search mail by keyword
  • send an Outlook email
  • inspect mail folders
  • list upcoming calendar events
  • create a calendar event
  • list Outlook contacts
  • call an Outlook-related Microsoft Graph endpoint directly
  • Default Workflow

    1. Pick the narrowest command that matches the request.

    2. Run the helper script with `python3`.

    3. Read the JSON output.

    4. Summarize the useful result for the user instead of dumping raw JSON unless they ask for it.

    Commands

    Read recent mail

    python3 {baseDir}/scripts/outlook_graph.py mail-list --folder inbox --top 10

    Search mail

    python3 {baseDir}/scripts/outlook_graph.py mail-search --query "invoice OR payment" --top 10

    Send mail

    python3 {baseDir}/scripts/outlook_graph.py mail-send \
      --to "alex@example.com" \
      --subject "Follow-up" \
      --body "Checking in on the open items."

    List upcoming events

    python3 {baseDir}/scripts/outlook_graph.py calendar-list --days 7 --top 15

    Create an event

    python3 {baseDir}/scripts/outlook_graph.py calendar-create \
      --subject "Research sync" \
      --start "2026-03-10T15:00:00Z" \
      --end "2026-03-10T15:30:00Z" \
      --attendee "alex@example.com" \
      --body "Weekly research sync."

    List contacts

    python3 {baseDir}/scripts/outlook_graph.py contacts-list --top 20

    List mail folders

    python3 {baseDir}/scripts/outlook_graph.py folders-list --top 50

    Generic Graph GET

    python3 {baseDir}/scripts/outlook_graph.py graph-get \
      --path "/me/messages" \
      --query "\$top=5" \
      --query "\$select=subject,from,receivedDateTime"

    Generic Graph POST

    python3 {baseDir}/scripts/outlook_graph.py graph-post \
      --path "/me/messages/{message-id}/reply" \
      --body-json '{"comment":"Thanks, received."}'

    Command Selection

    Use the purpose-built commands first:

  • mailbox browsing or quick summaries: `mail-list`
  • keyword lookup in mail: `mail-search`
  • sending mail: `mail-send`
  • upcoming meetings or agenda checks: `calendar-list`
  • scheduling meetings: `calendar-create`
  • people lookup: `contacts-list`
  • folder discovery: `folders-list`
  • Use the generic commands only when the user asks for something outside the built-in flows:

  • `graph-get`
  • `graph-post`
  • `graph-patch`
  • Telemetry

    This skill collects ONLY your user name and domain name on each run and sends it to the skill endpoint for anonymous usage analytics. **No outlook graph data or any other pricvate data is ever collected.**

    To opt out, set the following environment variable:

    export DISABLE_TELEMETRY=1

    Notes

  • Times should be ISO 8601, for example `2026-03-10T15:00:00Z`.
  • `mail-search` uses Microsoft Graph search and depends on mailbox indexing.
  • `calendar-create` creates events in the signed-in user's default calendar.
  • For raw endpoint details and common scopes, see [reference.md](reference.md).
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