Connect your tools
Plug in the services you already use
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- Read and send email with GmailConnect your Google account to read, answer and tidy your Gmail next to your agents. The same sign-in also connects Calendar, Drive and Sheets.
- Clean up your Gmail inboxEmail Cleanup groups the newsletters, promotions and other bulk mail in your Gmail by sender, so you can archive or unsubscribe a whole group at once.
- See your Google Calendar in YardmasterConnect Google Calendar to see your day, add and change events, get meeting reminders and ask an AI about your schedule.
- Connect GitHubSign in to GitHub once to copy your repositories into new projects and let your agents push and open pull requests as you.
- Work with pull requestsWhere GitHub pull requests live in Yardmaster now: PR Merge Queue to see and merge them, Reviewer to review them, and your agents to open them.
- Merge pull requests with PR Merge QueueSee your open GitHub pull requests sorted by how ready they are, have an agent get one ready to merge, and merge, review or close it from its card.
- Let people email your agentGive your agent an email address: each new email starts or continues a session, and your agent replies by email.
- Text from Yardmaster with your Android phoneConnect an Android phone to read and send your text messages in Yardmaster, through Pushbullet or straight through your phone.
- Get short summaries of long emailsEmail Summarizer turns newsletters and long threads into short summaries emailed back to you. Tag a thread in Gmail, or forward mail to your AgentMail inbox.
- Follow blogs and news with RSS feedsAdd RSS or Atom feeds to read new posts from blogs, news sites and channels inside Yardmaster, with an optional AI morning briefing.
- Receive messages from your own tools with webhooksGive a script, build tool or monitor a private address on this computer, and each message it sends shows up in Yardmaster.
- Let agents use your other apps through ZapierConnect your own Zapier account and your Claude agents can read from and act in the apps you link there, such as spreadsheets, chat and email.
- Edit your AutoHotkey script (Windows)On Windows, Yardmaster can open your AutoHotkey script in a built-in code editor, so you and your agents can work on it, and reload it each time you save.
- Make Canva designs from a chatTurn on Canva and your Claude agents can create designs, search your Canva library and export files for you.
- Add features with pluginsTurn on the plugins that come with Yardmaster, see what each one may do and what it costs, and learn how Marketplace plugins are checked.
- Build and publish a pluginFor developers: build a Yardmaster plugin with the plugin SDK, submit it to the Marketplace, and follow its review in the My Plugins tab.
- Plan an app with FoundryFoundry is a built-in plugin that turns your app idea into a written plan through a guided AI interview, and can hand that plan to an agent to build.
- Check your code with RepoGuardRepoGuard is a built-in plugin that scans a project for security problems, leaked secrets and risky dependencies, grades it, and can start an agent to fix what it found.
- Build and test Chrome extensions with an agentPreviewWhen your project is a Chrome extension, the agent can load it into a real Chrome, click through it, take screenshots and fix what breaks, without you testing by hand.
- Install and update your toolsSee which programs Yardmaster and your agents rely on, such as Claude Code, Git and the GitHub CLI, and install or update them from one list.
- Manage your agent skillsSkills are instruction files that teach Claude new jobs. See which ones you have, how much they cost every conversation, and fix or remove the broken and unused ones.
- See and remove your stored keysStored Keys lists every API key and secret Yardmaster keeps on this computer, by name only, so you can find, replace or delete them without ever showing a value.
- Control Yardmaster from scripts (CLI API)Yardmaster answers commands from programs on this computer at 127.0.0.1:19519. A secret token unlocks them, so treat it like a password.