gtd-email-triage

Email triage across multiple Gmail accounts is automated by reading and classifying messages into actionable and non-actionable categories using GTD principles, presenting a structured summary without modifying the emails themselves.

GTD-based email classification sorts messages into urgent, deferred, relevant, spam, or discovery categories based on Getting Things Done principles, helping you identify what needs attention to achieve inbox zero efficiently.

Yes, email classification can be performed using only sender and subject metadata for efficiency, reducing the need to read full message bodies before categorizing emails as actionable or non-actionable.

Calendar events are optionally accessed for context during email triage, but the core requirement is access to Gmail message listing and retrieval tools to read and classify emails.

The best way to sort actionable versus non-actionable emails automatically is applying GTD principles to classify messages from all connected Gmail accounts, generating a structured summary of urgent tasks and junk mail.

No, emails are not modified during the triage process; the Skill reads and classifies messages into GTD categories and presents a structured summary without taking any action on the emails themselves.