Primitive AI platform integrations
primitive.dev gives AI agents a real email identity. It connects to the major agent platforms through open, machine-readable manifests — so an agent on any of these platforms can discover and use Primitive without a custom integration.
ChatGPT
Primitive publishes a standard plugin manifest describing the product, its OpenAPI spec, and how a model should use it. Point a ChatGPT-compatible runtime at the manifest to let it send and receive email through Primitive.
Codex
Primitive ships a Codex plugin that bundles the hosted MCP server with the primitive-chat and primitive-inbox skills. Add the marketplace and install it to give the Codex agent email tools — send, receive, search, and reply — in one step.
codex plugin marketplace add primitivedotdev/codex-plugin
codex plugin add primitive@primitive
codex mcp login primitiveClaude
Primitive runs a hosted Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. Add it as a connector in Claude (claude.ai, Claude Desktop, or Claude Code) to give Claude the Primitive email tools — list, search, read, send, and reply. Auth is OAuth; a credential-free demo tool lets Claude try a send before you connect an account.
Any MCP-compatible agent
Because the integration is a standard MCP server, any MCP-aware client can use it — not just one vendor. The server is also listed in public MCP registries so agents can discover it by name. Discovery lives at a predictable URL.
Coding agents
For coding agents — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and 50+ compatible agents — the primitive-chat and primitive-inbox skills install in one command and are published on skills.sh under primitivedotdev/skills.
npx skills add primitivedotdev/skillsEditors & desktop agents
Any editor or desktop agent that speaks MCP can add Primitive as a server and get the same email tools — no plugin to publish, no SDK to wire up:
- VS Code — in Copilot agent mode, add Primitive as an MCP server (
https://www.primitive.dev/mcp) so the editor agent can send, receive, and reply to email from your workspace. - Cursor— register the Primitive MCP server in Cursor's MCP settings to give the Cursor agent the same email tools.
- Goose— add Primitive as an MCP extension in Goose (Block's open-source agent) to let it send and wait for email replies.
- Claude.ai & Claude Desktop — add Primitive as a connector, as described above.
Build a custom integration
Every integration above is built on the same open surface: the developer resources, the OpenAPI spec, and the hosted MCP server. There is nothing platform-specific to reverse-engineer — discover the surface and call it.