Support triage, sales outreach, scheduling, newsletter digests, and multi-agent workflows all break when your agent borrows your Gmail.
OpenClaw has 198K+ GitHub stars and millions of new users. But agents still can't send a basic email without hacks. The infrastructure gap is real.
A security audit for OpenClaw email setups. Gmail OAuth, IMAP credentials, prompt injection, rogue agents — here's what to check.
Skip the GCP project, the OAuth scoping, and the $300 weekend. Your OpenClaw agent can have its own email in one command.
A detailed comparison of the three main email skills on ClawHub — what each one actually requires to set up, and where they fall short.
Tried Himalaya or Gog and hit a wall? Here are the real alternatives for giving your OpenClaw agent email that actually works.
Your OpenClaw agent needs email. Here's an honest comparison of every option — from Gmail wrappers to dedicated agent inboxes.
Your OpenClaw agent can do the work. But without email, it can't talk to clients. Here's how to fix that.
Install the SDK, call one function, and your OpenClaw agent has a working email address. Here's the full walkthrough.
ClawEmail plus Google Workspace plus GCP billing adds up fast. Here's the actual math for running 5 agents on Gmail vs. a dedicated platform.
Real incidents where agents replied to scams, bulk-deleted inboxes, and sent emails at 3 AM. The horror stories nobody warns you about.
Your agent worked yesterday. Today it's throwing 401 errors. Here's exactly why Gmail OAuth tokens break and how to stop fighting them.
