gws-gmail

You can automate sending Gmail messages by using the gws CLI entry point to specify a resource, method, and parameters. This programmatic workflow allows you to send emails and manage threads directly from the command line.

CLI automation supports discoverable Gmail API resources including users, messages, labels, threads, and settings. You can interact with these resources using the gws gmail command structure to read, organize, and manage your inbox.

You can read and triage unread Gmail messages programmatically by applying CLI methods to extract message bodies or headers. This allows you to watch for new messages, read threads, and reply or forward directly through the command line.

Yes, this email automation workflow requires a valid Gmail account and access to the Gmail API. You also need the gws CLI entry point installed to execute the programmatic sending, reading, and organizing commands.

Yes, you can reply to or forward existing Gmail threads via the CLI. The automation supports programmatic workflows for managing threads, allowing you to interact with and respond to messages directly from the command line.

The best way to integrate Gmail management into an automated workflow is using the gws CLI to apply methods like gmail.<resource>.<method>. This enables programmatic email workflows for sending, reading, and triaging messages within your automation pipeline.