Gws Gmail Triage

Name: Gws Gmail Triage
Author: googleworkspace

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googleworkspace·vlatest·productivity·Apache-2.0

Gws Gmail Triage automatically prioritizes and categorizes your Gmail inbox, saving you time by focusing on important messages first.

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$ npx skills add googleworkspace/cli --skill gws-gmail-triage -a claude-code

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googleworkspace

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scanned 28 Sept 2026

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About this skill

What it does

The gws-gmail-triage skill enables AI agents to analyze and prioritize Gmail messages based on predefined rules or user preferences. It can automatically sort, label, or flag emails according to urgency, sender, content keywords, or other criteria.

When to use it

To automate sorting of high-priority emails in a busy inbox
For setting up custom email filtering rules without manual setup
When integrating Gmail with workflow automation tools

Key capabilities

Automatic triage and categorization of incoming emails
Customizable filtering based on sender, subject, or content
Integration with Google Workspace for seamless email management

Example prompts

"Sort my inbox by priority using the rules I set."
"Flag all emails from '[email protected]' as urgent."
"Create a filter to move emails containing 'invoice' to the billing folder."

Tips & gotchas

Ensure proper permissions are granted for accessing and modifying Gmail data.
Custom filters may require testing to ensure they work as intended.