meagent-gmail-tagging

Automating Gmail triage involves fetching emails, applying predefined rules, and tagging messages into 'action', 'reading', or 'junk' categories. This staged flow queues changes locally in an NDJSON file before batch pushing labels or trashing unwanted emails.

Yes, you can review automated email labels before application. The triage flow stores fetched email data in a local NDJSON queue, allowing you to inspect, modify, or verify the 'action', 'reading', and 'junk' tags before pushing changes.

Staged email tagging works by fetching inbox emails and writing them to a local NDJSON file. The system applies categorization rules to this local queue, enabling you to review pending tags and batch push the final labels or trash actions to Gmail.

Yes, you need botbot-gmail and botbot-gtask dependencies to run automated email triage. These integrations provide the underlying email fetching, task management, and label pushing functionalities required by the staged triage flow.

The best way to manage newsletters and junk emails automatically is using a rule-based triage system. It categorizes messages into 'reading' for newsletters and 'junk' for unwanted items, providing options to batch apply labels or trash emails.

Yes, you can trash emails and clean up labels during the tagging process. The triage flow supports pushing category tags like 'junk' and includes options to trash unwanted messages and clean up existing labels during the batch update.