gmail-skill

This Skill automates Gmail tasks via a CLI interface, allowing you to send emails with HTML support, CC, and BCC. It requires Google OAuth credentials to authenticate API requests and executes scripts to dispatch messages directly from the command line.

Yes, you can manage multiple Gmail accounts by using the --account switch within the CLI script. This feature allows you to seamlessly alternate between authenticated Google OAuth profiles to read, search, or send emails across different identities.

You can search and read Gmail messages with thread context by executing a CLI command that queries the Gmail API. The script retrieves matching conversations and returns the structured message data in JSON format for programmatic consumption.

Managing Gmail labels and drafts via the command line requires Google OAuth credentials for authentication and the googleapis dependency. Once authenticated, you can run CLI scripts to create, update, delete, or organize drafts and apply labels to messages.

Yes, this Gmail CLI automation approach supports custom headers in outgoing emails alongside standard HTML content, CC, and BCC recipients. You define these headers within the script payload before the Gmail API dispatches the message.

Using a CLI for Gmail automation requires initial setup with Google OAuth credentials and dependency installation, but it limits visual feedback to JSON-formatted outputs. It is best suited for token-efficient scripted workflows rather than visual inbox triage.