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Automated Gmail message routing through filters that label, star, or archive incoming mail. \n \n Requires the gws-gmail skill and gws binary to execute filter operations \n Supports filter criteria matching (sender, subject, keywords) with actions including label assignment, removal from inbox, and archiving \n Includes commands to list existing labels, create new labels, apply filters, and verify filter configuration \n

Quickly summarize unread Gmail inbox messages with sender, subject, and date. \n \n Displays up to 20 unread messages by default; customize with --max flag \n Supports Gmail search queries via --query flag to filter beyond unread (e.g., from:boss ) \n Read-only operation; never modifies your mailbox \n Optional --labels flag includes label names in output; supports JSON format for scripting \n

Send emails via Gmail with support for attachments, HTML formatting, and send-as aliases. \n \n Requires recipient email(s), subject, and body text; supports CC, BCC, and optional sender address for send-as aliases \n Handles file attachments up to 25MB total, with multiple files supported via repeated --attach flags \n Supports both plain text and HTML email bodies; HTML fragments do not require wrapper tags \n Includes --dry-run flag to preview the request before sending, and automatic RFC 532

Forward Gmail messages to new recipients with optional notes and attachments. \n \n Requires a Gmail message ID and one or more recipient addresses; supports CC, BCC, and sender aliases \n Allows optional plain-text or HTML message bodies to precede the forwarded content, plus multiple file attachments \n Preserves original message metadata (sender, date, subject, recipients) in the forwarded block using Gmail's standard quote formatting \n Includes dry-run mode to preview the request before sen

Automatically reply to Gmail messages with full threading and recipient management. \n \n Handles message threading automatically by setting In-Reply-To, References, and threadId headers; quotes the original message in the reply \n Supports plain text and HTML reply bodies, with optional file attachments (multiple files via repeated --attach flags) \n Allows adding extra recipients via --to, --cc, and --bcc flags, or sending from an alias with --from \n Includes --dry-run mode to preview the req