Microsoft 365 Workspace

• You work primarily in Outlook and Microsoft 365 and want MyClaw to have access to your real email and calendar context.
• You plan to use downstream skills such as smart inbox, email thread summaries, reply drafting, or meeting preparation that depend on a live Microsoft account connection.
• You are setting up MyClaw for serious office use and need to establish the Microsoft-side workspace foundation before enabling further automation.
• You want to authorize MyClaw to access Microsoft 365 data once and have that connection available to multiple future work skills.

• You do not use Outlook or Microsoft 365 — this skill is specifically the Microsoft ecosystem integration layer and has no value without a Microsoft account.
• You are looking for a standalone email copilot that works before any account connection is established; this skill is infrastructure-first and downstream workflows only activate after connection is complete.

Guides you through authorizing MyClaw to connect to your Microsoft 365 account, including Outlook email and calendar. This connection is the prerequisite for all Microsoft-side work assistance inside MyClaw.

Acts as the infrastructure layer that downstream work skills — such as smart inbox, calendar assistance, and follow-up workflows — depend on. Without this foundation, Microsoft-side skills cannot access real workspace data.

Once connected, brings your Outlook inbox into MyClaw's workspace context, enabling future skills to support inbox triage, thread summaries, and reply drafting against live email data.

Once connected, surfaces your Outlook calendar as real work context inside MyClaw, supporting downstream scenarios such as calendar review, meeting context, and scheduling assistance.

Clearly communicates what is available before and after connection, so you always know the current state of your Microsoft integration. MyClaw will not surface email or calendar actions until the connection is actually active.

A new MyClaw user who works in Outlook installs this skill to authorize their Microsoft 365 account, establishing the connection that all Microsoft-side work skills will build on.

After connecting Microsoft 365, a user activates downstream skills for inbox triage, email thread summaries, and reply drafting — all of which depend on the live Outlook data this skill provides.

With the Microsoft connection in place, a user can leverage downstream skills for calendar review, meeting preparation, and follow-up workflows grounded in real Outlook calendar context.