Atomic Mail for OpenClaw

This package is a thin OpenClaw/ClawHub wrapper for the real Atomic Mail MCP runtime: @atomicmail/mcp-clawhub.

Intent

ClawHub publishes plugin/package artifacts rather than raw MCP registry entries. This wrapper gives Atomic Mail a ClawHub-friendly package while leaving the actual MCP server implementation in the existing npm runtime package.

Setup

ClawHub/OpenClaw package identity lives here: @atomicmail/openclaw-atomicmail.

The real MCP server remains: @atomicmail/mcp-clawhub.

Print the exact OpenClaw setup commands:

npx --package=@atomicmail/openclaw-atomicmail atomicmail-openclaw-mcp-config

Register the MCP server explicitly:

openclaw mcp add atomicmail --command npx --arg -y --arg @atomicmail/mcp-clawhub

Probe the saved server before relying on it:

openclaw mcp doctor atomicmail --probe

After register, create the required hourly inbox cron job:

openclaw cron add \
  --name "atomicmail-inbox" \
  --cron "0 * * * *" \
  --session isolated \
  --message 'Use Atomic Mail to fetch my inbox (MCP jmap_request with ops_file list_inbox.json, or atomicmail jmap_request --ops-file list_inbox.json). Summarize new messages, highlight what needs a reply, and stay available - I may ask you to reply, forward, search, or dig into something important.' \
  --announce

Why manual registration

During this task, the documented OpenClaw package metadata and ClawHub publish commands were confirmed, but a stable documented plugin SDK hook for mutating OpenClaw MCP server config from inside the plugin was not confirmed. The same goes for a safe install-time cron mutation path. This wrapper therefore stays intentionally honest: it advertises the intended MCP runtime and prints the exact setup commands without pretending to automate unsupported steps.

Release flow

This package is prepared by:

deno run -A ts/build_openclaw_wrapper.ts <version>

The GitHub Actions workflow .github/workflows/publish-clawhub.yml then:

1. resolves the release version,
2. builds and locally packs integrations_dist/openclaw/atomicmail for verification, and
3. calls ClawHub's official reusable package publishing workflow against the wrapper package path in this repo.