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.
→ Set up the @bridge extension · Connect your AI
@bridge Skills — instant slash-commands
Section titled “@bridge Skills — instant slash-commands”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.
From Claude Desktop
Section titled “From Claude Desktop”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.
→ Connect atbridge.ai to Claude Desktop
From your IDE or coding agent
Section titled “From your IDE or coding agent”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.
→ Connect atbridge.ai to Cursor · How your AI connects
From the command line and scripts
Section titled “From the command line and scripts”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.
Which should I use?
Section titled “Which should I use?”You can use more than one — it’s the same inbox underneath.
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