Setup & Installation
Or with the ClawHub CLI, for registry-managed skill folders outside a full OpenClaw workspace:
Version History
- Updated MCP authentication instructions: the Bearer token no longer requires the "xobni_" prefix. - Clarified the `mark_email` tool can now set emails as "unstarred". - Webhook section simplified for easier setup and mentions direct integration with any HTTP endpoint. - Removed detailed OpenClaw integration; now highlights standard webhook event setup and response payloads. - Webhook event payload documentation notes inclusion of metadata and a 200-character snippet.
What This Skill Does
Xobni.ai provides real email addresses (@xobni.ai) for AI agents with full inbox functionality via REST API and MCP server. Each agent gets a dedicated email address with API keys scoped to that agent. Supports sending, receiving, searching, attachment handling, and webhooks.
Unlike SMTP/IMAP setups, Xobni provides agent-scoped API keys that auto-resolve identity, so no credential juggling or account ID management is needed.
When to use it
- Give an AI agent its own email address to send reports
- Set up webhook triggers when an agent receives new emails
- Search an agent's inbox with natural language queries
- Send PDF attachments from an automated workflow
- Thread email replies through a conversational agent
Example Workflow
Here's how your AI assistant might use this skill in practice.
User asks: Send a monthly invoice PDF to client@example.com from my agent
- 1Authenticate using XOBNI_KEY scoped to the agent
- 2Encode the invoice PDF as base64
- 3Call POST /api/v1/emails/send with to, subject, body_text, and attachments fields
- 4Verify delivery by reading the sent folder via GET /api/v1/emails?status=sent
Email with attached PDF delivered to client@example.com, visible in agent's sent folder
Requirements
Accounts, API keys, or tools you or your AI assistant may need to set up while using this skill.