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Run cold email outreach with nanobot

nanobot is a lightweight open-source personal agent. Add SalesBlink as an MCP server and it can manage your lists and sequences and send you reply reports in the chat app you use.

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How it works

01

Add an MCP server

In the nanobot WebUI, open Apps → MCP and add a custom server with the SalesBlink URL.

02

Connect with OAuth

Choose OAuth, save and click Connect to sign in to SalesBlink. You don't need an API key.

03

Ask nanobot

Ask it to show your lists, add contacts or report on a sequence.

A Telegram chat with nanobot showing SalesBlink sequence stats

Campaign updates in the chat app you already use

nanobot connects to chat channels such as Telegram, Discord and Slack. With SalesBlink added, you can ask about a campaign from your phone and get the numbers back in the same chat.

  • "Who replied to the Founders sequence today?"
  • "How many emails went out yesterday?"
  • "Show me replies marked Meeting Request."
A scheduled nanobot task posting a weekly SalesBlink report

Scheduled reports with the cron tool

nanobot can run a task on a schedule and report back to the chat where you set it up. Use it for the checks you would otherwise do by hand. Launching a sequence still waits for your confirmation.

  • A morning list of interested replies
  • A weekly report for each active sequence
  • A sender health check before the week starts
nanobot running on a small machine with SalesBlink connected

Who should run outreach with nanobot

nanobot fits people who want a small agent they can read and run themselves. It is light enough for a spare machine, and SalesBlink does the sending, so the agent only has to ask.

  • You want a self-hosted agent with a small footprint
  • You talk to your agent in a chat app
  • You want the browser sign-in, with no key stored in a config file
nanobot creating a list, launching a sequence and showing replies in SalesBlink

What nanobot can do in your SalesBlink account

nanobot lists the SalesBlink tools next to its own once the server is connected. It picks the right one for a message, in the WebUI or in a chat channel.

  • Lists and leads: create lists, add up to 500 contacts at a time, look up leads and move them between lists
  • Sequences: create, clone, launch and pause cold email sequences, and pull their stats
  • Replies: read reply threads from the Unified Inbox, answer them and forward messages
  • Senders: check sender health and warmup stats, and run an inbox placement test
  • Templates and workspaces: create email templates and switch between client workspaces
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Adding SalesBlink under Apps → MCP in the nanobot WebUI

How to connect nanobot to SalesBlink

Use the WebUI, or add the server to the config file yourself.

  • WebUI: open Apps → MCP → Add MCP server and choose Custom
  • Select HTTP, enter https://mcp.salesblink.io/mcp and pick OAuth under Authentication
  • Save, click Connect and sign in to SalesBlink
  • Config file: add a salesblink entry under tools.mcpServers in ~/.nanobot/config.json with "type": "streamableHttp", the URL and "auth": "oauth"
nanobot asking for confirmation before launching a sequence

You stay in charge of what gets sent

nanobot asks for your confirmation before it launches or resumes a sequence, including when the request comes from a chat channel or a scheduled job.

  • Turn on Outbox review in a sequence's settings and every email waits for your approval
  • Emails go out from your own SalesBlink senders, inside their daily limits and sending schedule
  • Each time nanobot adds contacts it has to state where they came from, such as an opt-in list, a CRM export or an event

What customers say

4.7/5 on Capterra (286 reviews)4.5/5 on G2 (311 reviews)

5.0 on Capterra

“I like how SalesBlink connects with AI and my own code, making the email outreach process faster and easier. This integration allows me to build sequences quickly and carry out email outreach with automatic follow-ups.”

MathieuFreelancer, Telecommunications, self-employedReview on Capterra
G2 High Performer Spring 2026G2 Users Most Likely To Recommend Spring 2026

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is nanobot?

nanobot is an open-source personal AI agent from HKUDS that you run yourself. It supports MCP servers, skills, scheduled tasks and chat channels such as Telegram, Discord and Slack.

Does it work without the WebUI?

Yes. Add the server to ~/.nanobot/config.json with "auth": "oauth". nanobot opens the SalesBlink sign-in page and handles the callback itself.

Where does nanobot keep the SalesBlink sign-in?

In its own data directory, separate from config.json. Removing the SalesBlink server in nanobot also removes the saved sign-in.

How do I connect nanobot to SalesBlink?

Add a custom MCP server in the WebUI under Apps → MCP with the URL https://mcp.salesblink.io/mcp, choose OAuth and sign in. SalesBlink's MCP server accepts the sign-in only, so there is no API key to paste.

Can nanobot attach files to emails?

No. Emails and replies sent through nanobot can't include attachments. Add files from the SalesBlink web app.

Do I need a SalesBlink account?

Yes. nanobot connects to your SalesBlink account through a sign-in that you approve, so you don't need an API key. You can start with the 14-day free trial.

Can nanobot send emails without asking me?

nanobot asks you to confirm before it launches or resumes a sequence. You can also turn on Outbox review so every email waits for your approval.

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