Connect your mailboxes and calendars to Claude Code
Install Multi Mail and Multi Calendar in Claude Code as plugins, two commands each, then approve on the Lumman page your browser opens.
The AI apps' own connectors
- Claude Code's docs say the connectors you add in claude.ai, Gmail, Google Calendar and Microsoft 365 among them, are available in Claude Code when you sign in to it with your claude.ai account. Read on 3 November 2026.
Connect it
Multi Mail
Gmail, Outlook.com, Hotmail, Microsoft 365, Yahoo, iCloud and other mailboxes, in one connector.
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Run in Claude Code
/plugin marketplace add lumman-lab/multi-mail/plugin install multi-mail@multi-mailRun the first, then the second.
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Sign in, add your mailbox and approve Claude Code on the Lumman page your browser opens. If none opens, run /mcp and choose multi-mail.
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Ask, or run
/multi-mail:triage
Multi Calendar
Your Outlook.com, Microsoft 365, Google, iCloud and other calendars, in one connector.
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Run in Claude Code
/plugin marketplace add lumman-lab/multi-calendar/plugin install multi-calendar@multi-calendarRun the first, then the second.
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Sign in, add your calendar and approve Claude Code on the Lumman page your browser opens. If none opens, run /mcp and choose multi-calendar.
- 3
Ask, or run
/multi-calendar:week
Reach and limits
- Search and read every mailbox you add at once, and draft, reply, forward and send from any of them.
- Archive, bin and file mail, and clean up an inbox by sender, putting back what a clean-up moved.
- Find free time across every calendar you add, and create, move and cancel events.
- Share booking links and a booking page, run group polls, and find a time with the people in a circle.
If it refuses
- Claude Code's setup guide says it needs a Pro, Max, Ultra, Team, Enterprise or Console account. Read on 3 November 2026.
- Claude Code's docs say your organisation's administrator can restrict which MCP servers it runs, from a fixed approved set to turning MCP off. Read on 3 November 2026.
- Claude Code's settings reference says your organisation can restrict the plugin marketplaces people add and install plugins from. Read on 3 November 2026.