- name
- msgraph
- description
- Read and manage Microsoft Outlook email (inbox, folders, move messages) and Outlook calendar (list events, create events) via Microsoft Graph API. Use when the user asks to check email, read messages, move emails to folders, see upcoming calendar events, or create calendar events in Outlook/Microsoft 365 personal accounts. Also use for anything involving the user's Outlook inbox or Microsoft calendar.
Microsoft Graph Skill
Integrates with Microsoft Graph API for Outlook mail and calendar on personal Microsoft accounts (consumers tenant). Uses PKCE auth — no client secret needed.
Skill root: Skill directory containing scripts/ and references/ Token file: ~/.openclaw/msgraph-tokens.json First-time setup: Setup Guide — Walk through Azure app registration one time
For API details, scopes, and endpoint reference: see API Reference.
Auth
Always check auth status before making API calls.
python scripts/auth.py status # Check if authenticated
python scripts/auth.py login # Full PKCE login (opens browser — interactive, needs user)
python scripts/auth.py refresh # Force token refresh
python scripts/auth.py token # Print current access tokenFirst-time setup: Run auth.py login. A browser window opens for Microsoft login. After login, tokens are stored and auto-refreshed on future calls.
WSL2 note: The script tries cmd.exe /c start to open the browser, then falls back to printing the URL. If the browser opens but the redirect fails, the user may need to paste the full redirect URL — ask them.
On 401 errors: Token auto-refreshes. If refresh fails, instruct the user to run python auth.py login.
# List inbox (default 20 messages)
python scripts/mail.py inbox
python scripts/mail.py inbox --count 50
python scripts/mail.py inbox --folder sentitems
# Read a message (also marks it read)
python scripts/mail.py read <message_id>
# Move a message to a folder (by name or well-known name)
python scripts/mail.py move <message_id> archive
python scripts/mail.py move <message_id> "Newsletters"
# List all folders (shows IDs and unread counts)
python scripts/mail.py folders
# Search email
python scripts/mail.py search "project update"Folder names: Well-known names (inbox, drafts, sentitems, deleteditems, junk, archive) work directly. Display names are resolved automatically by listing folders.
Calendar
Note: The calendar script is named cal.py (not calendar.py) to avoid a Python stdlib conflict.
# List upcoming events (default 7 days)
python scripts/cal.py list
python scripts/cal.py list --days 14
# Get event detail
python scripts/cal.py get <event_id>
# Create an event
python scripts/cal.py create \
--subject "Team Sync" \
--start "2026-03-10T10:00" \
--end "2026-03-10T11:00" \
--tz "America/New_York" \
--location "Zoom" \
--body "Weekly sync call" \
--attendees "alice@example.com,bob@example.com"
# Delete an event
python scripts/cal.py delete <event_id>
# List available calendars
python scripts/cal.py calendarsDefaults: --tz defaults to America/New_York. --start/--end accept YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM.
Workflow
- Run
auth.py status— if not authenticated, prompt user to runauth.py login - Call the appropriate script
- Present results in a readable summary (don't dump raw IDs to the user; use subjects/senders)
- For move operations, confirm which folder the email went to
- For event creation, confirm back the created event's subject, time, and ID
User Email Organization (example — update for your setup)
The user's inbox organization system:
- Inbox — open loops only (anything still needing action)
- Events/ — travel plans, reservations (subfolders per trip/event)
- eReceipts — purchase receipts and confirmations
When processing email unprompted, apply this logic before moving anything. When in doubt, leave in inbox and flag for the user.