gmail-triage

To automatically categorize and label unread Gmail messages, this skill connects to the Gmail API via the `gog` CLI tool to fetch unread messages. It then classifies them into newsletters, receipts, and action items, applying labels or archiving them to provide an organized inbox.

Gmail triage does not modify or delete your existing emails during inbox organization. The skill ensures read-only operations to maintain email integrity, safely classifying and labeling unread messages while producing an audit trail of its actions.

You can automatically sort promotional and transactional emails in Gmail using this skill. It identifies newsletters, receipts, action-required, and informational emails, archiving or labeling them based on classification to streamline inbox cleanup for users receiving high daily volumes.

The best way to generate a summary report of unread Gmail messages is to use this skill to automatically categorize unread emails. It processes unread messages through the `gog` CLI and outputs a structured summary report in a specified output file.

You need the `gog` CLI to automate Gmail inbox classification because the skill works within Gmail's API using this specific command-line tool. It fetches unread messages and identifies action items, newsletters, and receipts with minimal user intervention.

Gmail triage only processes unread messages to reduce manual sorting time for new incoming items. By targeting unread messages, the skill efficiently classifies and labels newsletters, receipts, and action-required emails, streamlining inbox cleanup without altering previously handled emails.