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Skill: Gmail Auto-Reply for Client

Purpose

This skill enables the agent to automatically answer Gmail messages on behalf of a client. The agent drafts and (when the user approves or when configured) sends replies using the client’s tone, sign-off, and optional templates.

When to Use

• The user asks to “reply to my emails,” “answer my Gmail,” or “draft responses to incoming mail.”
• The user provides a Gmail context (e.g. “inbox for [e-mail]”) and wants automated or semi-automated replies.
• The user wants the agent to act as the client when responding to specific threads or senders.

Prerequisites (User/Client Must Provide)

• Gmail access: OAuth2 or app password for the client’s Gmail (never store raw passwords in the skill; use environment variables or secure config).
• Client profile (optional but recommended): short brief (tone, sign-off, topics they handle, topics to defer).

Instructions

1. Gather context

   • Ask for or read the client’s brief: tone (formal/casual), sign-off (e.g. “Best,” “Thanks,”), and any “do not answer” or “always escalate” rules.
   • If the user provides an email thread or summary, use that as the incoming message to answer.

2. Draft the reply

   • Write a concise, professional reply that:
     • Addresses the sender and the main question or request.
     • Matches the client’s tone and sign-off.
     • Does not promise anything outside the client’s scope (e.g. legal/financial) unless the user explicitly approves.
   • Prefer short paragraphs and clear next steps (e.g. “I’ll get back to you by Friday”).

3. Use templates when provided

   • If the client has added templates (see templates/reply_templates.json or user-defined templates), pick the closest match by intent (e.g. “acknowledgment,” “meeting request,” “out of office”) and personalize placeholders like {{sender_name}}, {{topic}}, {{deadline}}.

4. Safety and approval

   • By default, output the draft for the user/client to approve before sending.
   • Only auto-send if the user has clearly configured “auto-send” and you have applied the client’s rules and filters (e.g. only for certain labels or senders).

5. Integrations

   • If the user has configured Gmail API (OAuth2) or IMAP/SMTP, use the credentials from environment or secure config—never from this skill’s files.
   • When “sending,” either return the draft text for the user to paste/send, or call the configured send function if the user has set one up.

Files in This Package

• SKILL.md – This file (skill instructions).
• manifest.json – Package metadata.
• templates/reply_templates.json – Optional starter templates (acknowledgment, meeting, short reply).
• scripts/README.md – Short note on how the client can add their own scripts or rules.

Example Interaction

User: “Reply to this email as my client. Sender: Jane. She’s asking for a meeting next week. Client prefers a short, friendly reply and uses ‘Best’ as sign-off.”

Agent: Uses this skill to draft a short, friendly reply addressing Jane, suggesting a time or asking for availability, and signing “Best,” then returns the draft for the user to approve or send.