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Skill ggozad/haiku.skills/skills/gmail/haiku_skills_gmail

Skill-powered AI agents implementing the Agent Skills specification with pydantic-ai

Install
npx -y skills add ggozad/haiku.skills --skill haiku_skills_gmail

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Search, read, send, and manage Gmail emails.

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Gmail

Access Gmail to search, read, send, reply to, draft, and organize emails.

Workflow

  1. Use search_emails to find relevant emails using Gmail search syntax.
  2. Use read_email to get the full content of a specific email.
  3. Use send_email or reply_to_email to compose and send messages.
  4. Use create_draft when the user wants to review before sending.
  5. Use modify_labels to organize emails (archive, mark read/unread, star, etc.).

Gmail search syntax

  • from:[email protected] — emails from a specific sender
  • to:[email protected] — emails to a specific recipient
  • subject:meeting — emails with "meeting" in the subject
  • has:attachment — emails with attachments
  • is:unread — unread emails
  • is:starred — starred emails
  • newer_than:7d — emails from the last 7 days
  • older_than:30d — emails older than 30 days
  • label:important — emails with a specific label
  • Combine with spaces (AND) or OR: from:alice subject:report

Common label operations

  • Archive: remove label INBOX
  • Mark as read: remove label UNREAD
  • Mark as unread: add label UNREAD
  • Star: add label STARRED
  • Unstar: remove label STARRED
  • Move to trash: add label TRASH

Guidelines

  • Always confirm with the user before sending emails.
  • Prefer creating drafts when unsure about the content.
  • When replying, include relevant context from the original email.
  • Use list_labels to discover available labels before applying them.

Keep looking

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