intent-mail

Read-only daily email check-in over Gmail or Outlook. Syncs the latest messages into the local store, then triages them (P1–P4 priority with a one-line "why", action-type, urgency signals, and detected deadlines), summarizes long threads, groups by category, and surfaces the high-priority and needs-response items as a single digest. Takes NO actions — purely a morning "what needs me today" briefing. Use when you want to check your inbox, get a daily digest, see what is high priority or needs a response, or catch up on long email threads. Trigger with "/email-checkin", "check my inbox", "daily email digest", "what needs a response", "what's high priority in my email".

Teach IntentMail your projects, clients, and priorities in plain language, then translate that context into concrete filing/priority rules. Reads a human-written context file (context/projects.md), and for filing or prioritization intent ("anything from Acme is high priority and goes to the Clients folder") proposes the equivalent IntentMail rules, previews them as a dry-run, and only creates them on confirmation. Use when you want the inbox to understand your business context, set up auto-filing/auto-priority rules, file mail by project or client, or review/adjust existing rules. Trigger with "/email-project-context", "set up my email rules", "file mail by project", "make Acme high priority", "teach my inbox about my projects".

Take real inbox actions over Gmail or Outlook — mark read, archive, flag, move/relabel, draft replies, and (two-phase) delete — driven by triage. Safety-first: mutating operations preview a dry-run before executing, drafts are created but NEVER auto-sent, deletes are staged then committed separately, and every action is written to an audit log that supports rollback. Use when you want to act on your inbox: clear it, archive newsletters, flag what needs follow-up, draft replies to the items that need a response, or file mail into folders/labels. Trigger with "/email-triage-actions", "act on my inbox", "archive these", "flag for follow-up", "draft replies", "clean up my inbox", "move to folder".