CMA-email for Openclaw

A specialized automation skill that converts shorthand chat commands into formatted Gmail messages for personal and professional task management.

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v1.0.0
Feb 12, 2026
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Install & Download

1. ClawHub CLI

The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.

npx clawhub@latest install cma-email

2. Manual Installation

Copy the skill folder to one of these locations

Global
~/.openclaw/skills/
Workspace
<project>/skills/

Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled

3. Prompt Installation

Copy this prompt to OpenClaw to install it automatically.

Help me install cma-email using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).

Prefer to download?

Get the raw skill files in a ZIP archive.

What is CMA-email?

CMA-email is a productivity-oriented automation designed to streamline the process of sending task-based emails directly from an AI agent interface. By acting as a logical wrapper for the gog utility, this skill allows users to trigger emails to predefined work or personal accounts using simple prefixes like cma or cmap. It is a core component for users of Openclaw Skills who want to bridge the gap between instant AI interactions and long-term task tracking in their inbox.

The skill eliminates the friction of manual email composition by automatically handling recipient selection, subject line formatting, and content parsing. Whether you are capturing a quick thought or sending a detailed brief, CMA-email ensures that your data is structured and delivered to the right destination without interrupting your workflow.

CMA-email Use Cases

  • Sending rapid task reminders to a devoteam work email address using the cma prefix.
  • Dispatching personal todos to a private Gmail account via the cmap command.
  • Creating structured emails with distinct subject lines and bodies using the pipe separator.
  • Automating agent-led notifications to specific human stakeholders within the Openclaw Skills environment.

How CMA-email Works

  1. The AI agent scans user input for the case-insensitive triggers cma or cmap.
  2. The skill identifies the target recipient based on the prefix: cma maps to a professional address, while cmap maps to a personal address.
  3. The parser extracts the message content, stripping the prefix and identifying optional delimiters like the pipe symbol.
  4. If a pipe is present, the text is split into a subject and body; otherwise, the skill generates a subject using a 'TODO' prefix followed by the first 20 characters of the message.
  5. The skill executes a CLI command through the gog dependency to send the email via Gmail API.
  6. A confirmation response is returned to the user, providing the recipient alias and the generated subject line.

CMA-email Setup

To utilize CMA-email, you must have the gog skill installed and authenticated with your Google account. Ensure your Openclaw Skills configuration allows for shell command execution.

# Ensure gog is installed and configured
gog login

# Deploy the CMA-email skill to your agent's skill directory
# The agent will automatically recognize the cma/cmap triggers

CMA-email Data Schema & Taxonomy

The skill organizes data dynamically based on the input string to ensure compatibility with Gmail's API structure:

Attribute Description Mapping Logic
Recipient Target email address cma: devoteam email
Subject Email header 'TODO: ' + (custom text or first 20 chars)
Body Main email content Full text or content after the pipe (
CLI Command Execution path Invokes gog gmail send --to --subject --body

CMA-email Advanced Features

  • Context-aware prefix detection for seamless switching between personal and professional email environments.
  • Automated subject truncation to maintain clean and readable inboxes within Openclaw Skills workflows.
  • Support for structured data entry using the pipe (|) delimiter for advanced email formatting.
  • Tight integration with gog for secure, command-line based email dispatching.

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