atbridge.ai for developers

Drive your whole Thunderbird workspace — mailboxes, calendars, contacts, notes & tasks — from the tools you already use: your IDE (Cursor, VS Code), Claude Code, the command line, and any MCP agent. Bring any model, keep it on your machine, and every operation answers locally.

Use it where you already work.

atbridge in Cursor (MCP): the assistant composes a branded progress-report email and opens it in Thunderbird.
Drive atbridge from Cursor — or any MCP client — and have it compose a branded email straight into Thunderbird.
atbridge in VS Code: the Claude Code agent runs atbridge CLI commands (visible call logs) to find this week's unanswered client emails, then answers in plain language.
Ask in plain language in VS Code — the agent runs the atbridge CLI (you watch the commands run) and answers in plain language: which clients are still waiting on a reply.
For developers

From your IDE

In VS Code, Cursor, Claude Code — or any IDE that speaks MCP (or runs the CLI)? Drive atbridge from your editor: have your agent compose a branded email and open it in Thunderbird, without leaving your code.

atbridge from a terminal: CLI commands search mail across accounts, show a message, and forward it — output as plain text or JSON.
Drive atbridge from any CLI — your shell, a script, cron or CI: search, read, forward and schedule mail, with JSON output to pipe anywhere.
A terminal shows a user's shell script and cron job driving atbridge to archive newsletters and forward invoices automatically.
Your own script drives atbridge — a cron job archives newsletters and forwards invoices every morning. JSON in, JSON out; pipe it through jq, xargs, anything.
For builders & automation

From the command line

Any tool that can run a command drives atbridge — your shell, a script, cron, or CI. Search, read, send, forward and schedule mail; JSON in, JSON out, pipe it anywhere. The email primitive your agent stack was missing.

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