Gmail

Google Workspace

Read, send, and organize your inbox with AI precision

• Search, summarize, and triage emails by sender or topic
• Draft, send, reply, and forward messages instantly
• Apply labels, archive, and set up filters automatically

What You Can Do

Gmail is the backbone of professional communication — and with OpenClaw you can interact with your inbox through natural language instead of clicking around.

Read and summarize — Retrieve emails by thread ID, search query, or label; get full body text or concise summaries of long threads

Search — Query by sender, subject, date range, keyword, or any combination; supports all Gmail search operators

Draft messages — Compose new emails with to/cc/bcc, subject, and body without opening a browser

Send messages — Fire off replies or new emails on command

Reply and forward — Continue threads seamlessly by referencing thread ID

Label management — Create new labels, apply labels to messages, remove them, and list all your labels

Archive and delete — Clean up your inbox by archiving read threads or trashing messages you no longer need

Mark read/unread — Batch update read state across multiple messages at once

Filter creation — Set up automatic routing rules for incoming mail

Attachment info — List attachments and retrieve them by ID

Try Asking

"Check my Gmail for unread emails from the last 24 hours and summarize the important ones"

"Draft a reply to Sarah's email saying I'll be 10 minutes late"

"Find all emails from invoicing@vendor.com and label them 'Bills'"

"Send a follow-up to the last thread with Marcus about the project timeline"

"Archive everything in my inbox older than 30 days"

"Create a label called 'Action Required' and apply it to my 3 most recent unread emails"

"Search for any emails with attachments from this week"

"How many unread emails do I have right now?"

Pro Tips

Gmail search operators work in queries: `from:`, `subject:`, `has:attachment`, `after:`, `before:`, `label:`

Batch operations are far more efficient — label 50 emails in one command instead of one at a time

Thread IDs are stable — save them for follow-up automation workflows

Combine with Google Calendar: find a meeting invitation email, then create the calendar event automatically

Filter creation is permanent — use it to auto-label recurring newsletters or vendor invoices

Rate limit: ~250 quota units per second; bulk sends may be throttled