Microsoft Outlook

Search Outlook messages using KQL search syntax and return matching message summaries.

Fetch the full content of an Outlook message including body and attachment list.

Fetch all messages of an Outlook conversation (email thread) in chronological order.

List Outlook mail folders (two levels deep) with their IDs and unread counts. Well-known folder names ("inbox", "archive", "sentitems", "drafts", "deleteditems", "junkemail") can be used instead of IDs wherever a folder ID is accepted.

List Outlook master categories (color tags applied to messages by name via updateEmail).

Send a new Outlook email. To reply to or forward an existing message use replyToEmail or forwardEmail.

Reply (or reply-all) to an Outlook message. Threading, subject, and quoted history are handled automatically.

Forward an Outlook message (original attachments are preserved).

Create an Outlook draft email. In Outlook a draft is a message: use the returned message ID with addAttachmentToDraft and sendDraft.

Send an existing Outlook draft email.

Add a file attachment from agent storage to an existing Outlook draft.

Download an attachment from an Outlook message and store it in agent file storage.

Update Outlook message properties: read state, follow-up flag, importance, and categories.

Move an Outlook message to another mail folder (moving to "deleteditems" is how messages are deleted).

Create a new Outlook mail folder, optionally nested under a parent folder.

List the calendars on the account (events default to the account's default calendar).

List Outlook calendar events within a time window, ordered by start time. Recurring events are expanded into individual instances.

Get the full details of a single Outlook calendar event.

Create an Outlook calendar event, optionally recurring, with a Teams meeting link, and required/optional attendees (who are invited automatically).

Update fields of an existing Outlook calendar event. Only the provided fields change; attendees are notified of updates automatically.

Delete an Outlook calendar event; as the meeting organizer, optionally cancel it with a message to attendees.

Accept, tentatively accept, or decline an Outlook meeting invitation, optionally with a message to the organizer.

Check busy intervals for one or more people or rooms within a time window (gaps between busy intervals are free). Requires a work or school Microsoft account.