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How to pull job leads from a Gmail label into the career-ops pipeline.
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| name | career-ops-plugin-gmail |
| description | How to pull job leads from a Gmail label into the career-ops pipeline. |
| license | MIT |
Reads a Gmail label, extracts clean job URLs from authentic (DMARC-passing) emails, and returns them as leads. The engine writes them to the pipeline.
node plugins.mjs run gmail — ingest new leads from the configured label.Put GMAIL_CLIENT_ID + GMAIL_CLIENT_SECRET + GMAIL_REFRESH_TOKEN in .env
(an OAuth Desktop client + a refresh token from the consent flow). Configure the
label + lookback in config/plugins.yml:
plugins:
gmail: { enabled: true, label: "Job Leads", days_back: 7 }
Job[] ({ title, url, company, location }) — the engine de-dups against the
pipeline and appends new ones. It maintains its own processed-message cursor in
data/gmail-state.json to avoid re-reading the same emails.