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evolinkai-gmail-assistant

v1.1.2

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Gmail API integration with AI-powered summarization and drafting — OpenClaw skill installer. Powered by evolink.ai

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Gmail Assistant — OpenClaw Skill Installer

Gmail API integration with AI-powered summarization, smart reply drafting, and inbox prioritization. Powered by evolink.ai

Install

npx evolinkai-gmail-assistant

This installs the Gmail Assistant skill into your OpenClaw skills/ directory.

Other installation methods

# Via ClawHub
npx clawhub install gmail-assistant

# Via OpenClaw CLI
openclaw skills add https://github.com/EvoLinkAI/gmail-skill-for-openclaw

Setup

1. Create Google OAuth Credentials

  1. Go to Google Cloud Console
  2. Create a new project (or select existing)
  3. Enable the Gmail API: APIs & Services > Library > search "Gmail API" > Enable
  4. Configure OAuth consent screen: APIs & Services > OAuth consent screen > External > fill required fields
  5. Create OAuth credentials: APIs & Services > Credentials > Create Credentials > OAuth client ID > Desktop app
  6. Download the credentials.json file

2. Configure & Authorize

mkdir -p ~/.gmail-skill
cp credentials.json ~/.gmail-skill/credentials.json
bash scripts/gmail-auth.sh setup
bash scripts/gmail-auth.sh login

3. Set EvoLink API Key (Optional — for AI features)

export EVOLINK_API_KEY="your-key-here"

Get your free API key

Usage

# List recent emails
bash scripts/gmail.sh list

# Read a specific email
bash scripts/gmail.sh read MESSAGE_ID

# Send an email
bash scripts/gmail.sh send "[email protected]" "Subject" "Body text"

# Search emails
bash scripts/gmail.sh search "from:[email protected] is:unread"

# AI: Summarize unread emails
bash scripts/gmail.sh ai-summary

# AI: Draft a reply
bash scripts/gmail.sh ai-reply MESSAGE_ID "Politely decline and suggest next week"

# AI: Prioritize inbox
bash scripts/gmail.sh ai-prioritize --max 30

Data Consent for AI Features

AI commands (ai-summary, ai-reply, ai-prioritize) transmit email content (subject, sender, body) to api.evolink.ai for processing by Claude. By setting EVOLINK_API_KEY and using these commands, you explicitly consent to this transmission. Data is not stored after the response is returned. Core Gmail operations (read, send, search, label) never transmit email content to any third party.

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License

MIT — see LICENSE for details.