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Quick inbox summary without full deep analysis. Provides a fast snapshot of email volume, unread count, top senders, and key metrics for a given period.
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Based on SOC occupation classification
| name | gmail-summary |
| description | Quick inbox summary without full deep analysis. Provides a fast snapshot of email volume, unread count, top senders, and key metrics for a given period. |
Generate a fast, lightweight snapshot of inbox activity without launching full parallel analysis. Ideal for daily check-ins or quick status updates.
/gmail summary today/gmail summary week--include-spam)gmail-periodscripts/fetch_gmail_data.pyscripts/filter_messages.pytemplates/summary.mdGMAIL-REPORT-SUMMARY.mdGmail-first reporting skill suite. Analyzes inbox activity by day, week, month, year, or custom date range with flexible filters for unread messages, spam inclusion, labels, categories, senders, attachments, and response behavior. Generates structured reports in Markdown or PDF. Use when user says "gmail", "report", "inbox", "email", "unread", "spam", "senders", "labels", "response time", "trends", or any Gmail reporting request.
Inbox organization advisor. Detects unlabeled emails, clusters them by sender, domain, subject pattern, and content type, then suggests a complete label taxonomy with Gmail filter rules. Prescriptive counterpart to gmail-labels (which is descriptive). Supports --pdf and --pt (Portuguese).
Attachment analysis skill. Reports on attachment-heavy traffic, large-file patterns, file type distribution, and periods with high file volume.
Gmail category analysis. Breaks down email across Primary, Promotions, Social, Updates, and Forums tabs to measure inbox composition.
Custom date-range reports with mixed filters. Supports arbitrary start/end dates combined with any filter flags for fully flexible reporting.
Label distribution analysis. Breaks down email volume by Gmail labels to show how the inbox is organized and which labels receive the most traffic.