| name | spark-recipe-multi-account-review |
| description | Review inbox status across multiple email accounts with per-account breakdown and cross-account priorities. |
| metadata | {"version":"1.0.0","requires":{"skills":["spark"],"accessLevel":"read-only"}} |
Recipe: Multi-Account Review
For users with multiple email accounts, review each account's inbox status and present a unified summary with per-account breakdown.
Prerequisite: Read the spark base skill for tool reference and filter syntax.
Access level required: read-only.
Steps
Step 1: Discover all accounts
accounts {}
Note each account email, its access level, and associated calendars and teams.
Step 2: Check folders per account
For each account, see the folder structure and message counts:
folders { "account": "user@work.com" }
folders { "account": "user@personal.com" }
folders { "account": "user@sideproject.com" }
Step 3: Review unread mail per account
For each account, check unread across key categories:
emails { "folder": "user@work.com", "filter": "is:unread" }
emails { "folder": "user@personal.com", "filter": "is:unread" }
emails { "folder": "user@sideproject.com", "filter": "is:unread" }
For a category-level breakdown on the most active account:
emails { "folder": "user@work.com", "filter": "category:priority is:unread" }
emails { "folder": "user@work.com", "filter": "category:personal is:unread" }
Step 4: Cross-account priority check
Check priority mail across all accounts at once:
emails { "folder": "Inbox", "filter": "category:priority is:unread" }
This uses the unified inbox to surface priority items regardless of which account received them.
Step 5: Present the summary
Report per account:
Highlight cross-account priorities and any account that needs immediate attention.
Tips
- Start with
accounts to discover all configured accounts and their access levels.
- The unified inbox (
emails on Inbox) aggregates across all accounts - use it for cross-account priority checks.
- Per-account browsing (
emails on user@example.com) keeps things separated when the user wants to focus on one context.
- Use
folders with account to understand each account's folder structure before browsing specific folders.
- Some accounts may be read-only while others have triage access.
accounts shows the access level for each.
- For users with work + personal accounts, suggest processing them separately to maintain mental context.
- Combine with
recipe-inbox-by-category for a deep dive into the most active account.