How to Triage Suspicious Emails with OpenClaw
Triage Suspicious Emails with OpenClaw and ToolRouter. Analyze batches of reported emails for phishing indicators with automated, normalized verdicts.
Tool
OpenClaw lets you run phishing checks across an entire backlog of reported emails in a single batch job. This is the right approach when the triage queue is large, when you want to run the same check on a set of emails from a specific campaign, or when you need to schedule recurring inbox monitoring.
Connect ToolRouter to OpenClaw
1Install the CLI
npm install -g toolrouter-mcp2Call tools directly from OpenClaw
toolrouter-mcp call web-search search --query "AI tools"
toolrouter-mcp toolsSteps
Once connected (see setup above), use the Phishing Email Checker tool:
- Export the email backlog — headers and content — from your email security gateway or ticketing system.
- Run `phishing-email-checker` with `check_email` for each email and collect results in a normalized schema.
- Filter to confirmed phishing verdicts and sort by confidence score to prioritize the clearest threats.
- Generate a batch triage report for the security team with verdict, indicators, and recommended action per email.
Example Prompt
Try this with OpenClaw using the Phishing Email Checker tool
Use phishing-email-checker to analyze these reported emails in batch: [email 1 headers + content], [email 2 headers + content], [email 3 headers + content]. Return each result with verdict, confidence_score, indicators, and recommended_action in a stable schema. Flag any confirmed phishing as high priority.
Tips
- Process the full triage backlog in one batch job rather than one at a time to clear the queue faster.
- Sort by confidence score descending so the clearest phishing cases are reviewed and actioned first.
- Schedule a daily batch run on flagged emails from your email gateway to keep triage latency low.