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Gmail operations through gog.
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Use when you need to SEE the result of a BloomBridge conversion in the real Bloom app — start Bloom from the Remote-Reload worktree, attach to its embedded WebView2 over CDP, select a converted book in the Collection-tab preview, screenshot individual pages, trigger a live reload of a re-converted book, and compare Bloom's rendering to the source PDF page images. This closes the loop: convert → view → compare → adjust the BloomBridge code → re-convert.
Use when you need to understand or verify the Bloom book file format — what a valid Bloom book is, its HTML structure, the data div, pages, translation groups, xMatter, origami (split-pane layout), canvas (images/overlays), the appearance system, how styles are defined, and the rule that text carries no inline styling. Points at the spec under docs/bloom-format/ and the `validate` CLI command. Consult it before changing anything that generates or inspects Bloom HTML.
Cut a new app release. Commits and pushes any pending changes, then triggers the GitHub Actions release workflow (release.yml), which builds the Windows installer and publishes a GitHub Release — auto-bumping packages/app/package.json's patch version if the current version was already released. Use when the user says "release", "ship a new version", "commit and push a new version", or invokes /release.
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| name | gog-gmail |
| description | Gmail operations through gog. |
Use gog for Gmail operations. Read ../gog/SKILL.md first for shared auth,
output, safety, and live-write rules.
gog auth list --check --json --no-input
gog schema gmail --json
gog --readonly --account user@example.com gmail search 'newer_than:7d' --max 10 --json --wrap-untrusted
--account.--json --wrap-untrusted for agent-readable Google content.--readonly when the task must not mutate Google data.--no-input in automation and --dry-run before supported writes.| Command | Purpose |
|---|---|
archive | Archive messages or explicit threads (remove from inbox) |
attachment | Download a single attachment |
autoreply | Reply once to matching messages |
batch | Batch operations (permanent delete requires broader Gmail scope; use gmail trash for normal trashing) |
drafts | Draft operations |
forward | Forward a message to new recipients |
get | Get a message (full|metadata|raw) |
history | Gmail history |
labels | Label operations |
mark-read | Mark messages as read |
messages | Message operations |
raw | Dump raw Gmail API response as JSON (Users.Messages.Get; lossless; for scripting and LLM consumption) |
reply | Reply to a message |
reply-all | Reply to all message participants |
search | Search threads using Gmail query syntax |
send | Send an email |
settings | Settings and admin |
thread | Thread operations (get, modify) |
track | Email open tracking |
trash | Move messages to trash |
unread | Mark messages as unread |
url | Print Gmail web URLs for threads |
Run gog gmail <command> --help for flags and gog schema gmail <command> --json
for the machine-readable contract. Do not guess command syntax.