gmail-organizelisted

Organize the user's Gmail: apply and remove labels, archive, mark read or unread, star, move to trash or restore, and manage the label list itself. Use when the user asks to label, tag, file, sort, archive, clean up, triage, or clear their inbox, to mark mail as read, to star something, or to delete or restore messages. Works on single messages or whole threads.
hec-ovi/gmail-skill · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 72

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# gmail-organize ```bash gmail label list | create <name> | delete <name> gmail modify <id...> [--add L] [--remove L] [--action archive|read|star|...] [--trash] [--untrash] [--thread] [--create] [--dry-run] ``` `--json` gives the Envelope. `modify` takes many ids at once. ## Gmail has no folders Everything is a label, including the states that look like something else. `modify` exposes the readable verb and performs the underlying edit: | `--action` | What Gmail actually does | |---|---| | `archive` | remove `INBOX` | | `unarchive` | add `INBOX` | | `read` / `unread` | remove / add `UNREAD` | | `star` / `unstar` | add / remove `STARRED` | | `spam` / `unspam` | add / remove `SPAM` | `--action` repeats, and composes with `--add` and `--remove`: ```bash gmail modify 1932ab... --action read --action archive gmail modify 1932ab... 1932cd... --add work --remove INBOX ``` Labels resolve by name, case-insensitively, or by id. A name that does not exist is an error, never a silent no-op, so a typo cannot quietly apply nothing to a hundred messages. Pass `--create` when you mean to create it: ```bash gmail modify 1932ab... --add follow-up --create ``` Nested labels use a slash: `clients/acme`. ## Threads `--thread` treats the ids as thread ids and acts on every message in the conversation. That is usually what a user means by "archive that thread". ```bash gmail modify 1932ab... --thread --action archive ``` ## Deleting `--trash` moves to Trash, wher