description: Use @atomicmail/langchain to run Atomic Mail register, jmap_request, and help as LangChain tools.

@atomicmail/langchain

@atomicmail/langchain exposes Atomic Mail as LangChain tools while reusing the same shared runtime used by MCP and AgentSkill. It provides both:

• a ready-to-use tools array (createAtomicMailTools)
• a toolkit class (AtomicMailToolkit)

Install

npm install @atomicmail/langchain

Tool surfaces

import { createAtomicMailTools, AtomicMailToolkit } from "@atomicmail/langchain";

const tools = await createAtomicMailTools();

const toolkit = await AtomicMailToolkit.create();
const registerTool = toolkit.registerTool;
const jmapTool = toolkit.jmapRequestTool;
const helpTool = toolkit.helpTool;

Available tools

| Tool | Purpose | | --- | --- | | register | PoW signup / idempotent register with optional forced and credentials_dir. | | jmap_request | Run JMAP request from ops or ops_file with vars and optional attachments. | | help | Return built-in docs topics bundled with the package. |

Behavior parity guarantees

The LangChain wrapper enforces the same core behavior as MCP and AgentSkill:

• register idempotency and forced semantics are delegated to shared AgentSession.register
• exactly one of ops or ops_file is required for jmap_request
• dry_run with attachments is rejected
• user vars are validated with ^[A-Z][A-Z0-9_]*$
• post-register flow includes cron guidance (help topic cron)

Credentials and environment

Defaults match the rest of the stack:

• credential directory: ATOMIC_MAIL_CREDENTIALS_DIR or ~/.atomicmail
• auth API: ATOMIC_MAIL_AUTH_URL
• JMAP API: ATOMIC_MAIL_API_URL
• PoW salt: ATOMIC_MAIL_SCRYPT_SALT
• API key override: ATOMIC_MAIL_API_KEY

credentials_dir can be passed per tool call for multi-account use.

Example

import { createAtomicMailTools } from "@atomicmail/langchain";

const [register, jmapRequest, help] = await createAtomicMailTools();

await register.invoke({ username: "myagent" });

const inbox = await jmapRequest.invoke({
  ops_file: "list_inbox.json",
});

const docs = await help.invoke({ topic: "presets" });
console.log(inbox, docs);