The /gmail
command enables you to send, receive, and manage emails in Gmail. Perfect for:
- Sending emails
- Reading emails
- Searching messages
- Managing labels
- Handling attachments
Basic Usage
Use the command to interact with Gmail:
/gmail send email to john@example.com subject "Meeting Tomorrow" body "Let's meet at 10am"
/gmail search emails from last week
/gmail show email ID 193d95c09459b8cc
Key Features
Email Operations
- Send emails
- Read email content
- Get email details
- Access attachments
- View email threads
Search Functionality
- Search by date range
- Search by sender/recipient
- Search by subject
- Search in specific folders
- Advanced query filters
Label Management
- Apply labels to emails
- Remove labels
- Move emails between folders
- Create custom labels
Attachment Handling
- Save attachments
- Support for all file types
- Preserve original formats
Example Commands
Send Email
/gmail compose email to jane@company.com subject "Project Update" message "The project is on track..."
Search Emails
/gmail find emails from support@service.com after January 1, 2024
Read Email
/gmail show details of email ID 193d95c09459b8cc
Search by Date
/gmail search sent emails between January 1 and January 31, 2024
Apply Label
/gmail add label "Important" to email ID 193d95c09459b8cc
Move Email
/gmail move email ID 193d95c09459b8cc to "Archived Clients" folder
Search Operators
Gmail search syntax:
- from:: Sender email
- to:: Recipient email
- subject:: Email subject
- after:: After date (Unix timestamp)
- before:: Before date (Unix timestamp)
- in:: Folder (inbox, sent, drafts)
- has:attachment: Emails with attachments
Tips
- Use “me” to reference your own email address when sending
- Dates in searches use Unix timestamps (seconds)
- Email IDs are unique identifiers from Gmail
- Labels are case-insensitive when searching
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