Poke email signature
Poke is a personal AI assistant you text. It searches, drafts and sends email from the inbox you connect, and Signatoro gives it your signature for each one.
Poke and your email
You talk to Poke in Messages, WhatsApp or Telegram, and it works with the apps you connect. Most of Poke is free, and the free plan connects your email and calendar.
Poke supports Gmail and Outlook inboxes. With the Gmail recipe it searches, drafts and sends email, so each email goes out from your own address and carries your own signature.
Add Signatoro to Poke
Signatoro runs an MCP server, and Poke connects to MCP servers as custom integrations. Once connected, Poke fetches your current signature before each email, so a change on Signatoro reaches its next email.
- Build and save your signature on Signatoro.
- Go to poke.com/integrations/new.
- Enter "Signatoro" as the Name and `https://signatoro.com/mcp` as the MCP Server URL. Leave the API Key field empty: Signatoro signs in with OAuth, which Poke handles on its own for servers like Signatoro's.
- Click "Create Integration", then sign in to Signatoro and approve the connection. Poke connects and discovers the Signatoro tools.
- From a terminal, `npx poke@latest mcp add https://signatoro.com/mcp -n "Signatoro"` adds the same integration.
Tell Poke to sign every email
Poke uses its memory and the services you connect. Poke advises naming an integration in your message to make sure Poke calls it, so text Poke the email signature rule once and name Signatoro in it.
- Copy the email signature rule from the Signatoro docs.
- Text it to Poke with "Remember this for every email you send for me: use Signatoro for my signature", then paste the rule.
- Ask Poke to send you one test email, then open it in your Sent folder and check the signature at the bottom.
The text route
To give Poke your signature without an integration, send it as text. Poke then ends each email with the version you sent, and you text it the new version when you change your signature.
- On the Signatoro signature page, click "Copy as text".
- Text Poke: "Remember my email signature and end every email you send with it, exactly as written", then paste it.
- Check the signature on the first email Poke sends.
Poke email signature questions
How do I add an email signature to Poke?
Add Signatoro as a custom MCP integration at poke.com/integrations/new with the server URL https://signatoro.com/mcp, sign in to Signatoro, and text Poke the email signature rule. Poke then fetches your signature before each email.
Can Poke send emails from my Gmail?
Yes. With the Gmail recipe, Poke searches, drafts and sends email from your Gmail. Poke also supports Outlook inboxes.
Does Poke support MCP servers?
Yes. Add any MCP server at poke.com/integrations/new or with `npx poke@latest mcp add`. Poke says OAuth servers that support dynamic client registration work automatically, and Signatoro is one of them.
Which email accounts work with Poke?
Poke supports Gmail and Outlook inboxes, calendars and contact sync.
Sources
Checked against Poke's site, FAQ and docs on October 11, 2026.