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Where you can use atbridge.ai

atbridge.ai plugs the AI of your choice into your mailbox — every email, calendar event, and contact, from any provider, through Thunderbird. There’s no single “atbridge.ai app” you have to live in: you use it from wherever you already work. Here’s the simple version of each.

Inside Thunderbird — the @bridge AI Chat

Section titled “Inside Thunderbird — the @bridge AI Chat”

Open a chat panel right next to your email, pick the AI of your choice (any provider, or a local model), and ask across all your accounts: triage, summarise, draft, search. No second app, no copy-paste.

The @bridge AI Chat inside Thunderbird answering across multiple mailboxes.

Set up the @bridge extension · Connect your AI

Inside that chat, skills are one-word commands that answer instantly, with no AI tokens spent: /today, /week, /from, /clashes, /next-free-slot, /birthdays. Deterministic answers across your mail and calendar.

atbridge.ai skills /from and /clashes running in the @bridge AI Chat.

@bridge Skills

Already chatting in Claude Desktop? Connect atbridge.ai once (over MCP) and Claude can work your inbox in plain language — even run a skill you build, like a daily agenda that folds your unread mail and calendar into one brief.

A Claude Desktop skill calling atbridge.ai to build a daily agenda from mail and calendar.

Connect atbridge.ai to Claude Desktop

In Cursor, Claude Code, or any agent with a terminal, atbridge.ai is just another tool your AI already knows how to call — compose a branded report, search a thread, file a follow-up, without leaving your editor.

An IDE coding agent driving atbridge.ai to compose and open an email in Thunderbird.

Connect atbridge.ai to Cursor · How your AI connects

Anything that runs a command drives atbridge.ai — your shell, a script, cron, or CI. JSON in, JSON out: pipe it through jq, xargs, anything. Automate inbox triage, nightly digests, bulk forwarding.

A shell script and cron job driving atbridge.ai to archive newsletters and forward invoices.

CLI reference

You can use more than one — it’s the same inbox underneath.

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