manage-gmail

Gmail automation supports sending emails with optional attachments programmatically. You can send messages, reply, forward, and create drafts by authorizing access through a secure OAuth flow and executing specific operations via the CLI.

To authenticate Gmail API access, you need the Gmail modify scope, credentials stored at ~/.google-skills/gmail/GMailSkill-Credentials.json, and a generated token saved at ~/.google-skills/gmail/gmail_token.json to enable secure OAuth-powered actions.

Yes, you can manage Gmail labels and retrieve user profiles programmatically. The interface provides operations for label management and profile retrieval across multiple accounts once the OAuth authentication flow is successfully completed.

OAuth enables programmatic access to list, search, and read Gmail message threads securely. After storing local credentials and generating an access token, the CLI authenticates your session to execute thread-level reading and searching operations.

The best way to automate fetching unread Gmail messages for summarization is using this programmatic interface to search and list unread messages. You can then process the extracted email data to generate quick decision summaries.

Using local auth for Gmail modify scope operations requires valid credential files at specified local paths. Operations are limited to reading, sending, drafting, and label management within the authenticated account's permissions.