gogcli-mcp-gmailUse when the user asks to read, organize, draft, forward, autoreply, or otherwise work with Gmail in depth. Triggers for requests involving threads, labels, drafts, attachments, bulk archive/trash/mark-read operations, forwarding messages, or any Gmail operation beyond simple search/get/send. Includes auth and Gmail tools only.
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clawdbot install chrischall/gogcli-mcp-gmailGrade Good — based on market validation, documentation quality, package completeness, maintenance status, and authenticity signals.
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https://github.com/openclaw/gogcliAudited May 20, 2026 · audit v1.0
Generated Oct 2, 2026
A B2B sales team needs to auto-archive stale threads, mark follow-ups read/unread, and apply pipeline labels across hundreds of Gmail conversations daily. They use bulk operations and label modify tools to keep inboxes clean without manual clicking. Thread-level attachments and raw API access help reps pull quotes or POs into CRM records quickly.
A customer support org runs a shared Gmail inbox where agents need to list attachments per thread, draft replies with inherited recipients, and route messages using labels. Bulk mark-read and archive keep the queue manageable during peak hours. Draft reply and forward tools stage responses for human review before sending.
An executive assistant manages a high-volume Gmail account, categorizing threads with custom labels, forwarding key messages as drafts, and searching individual messages rather than threads. URL and history tools help trace message changes and produce shareable thread links. Draft diff and thread adoption handle drafts edited across phone and desktop.
A clinic front desk uses Gmail to coordinate patient appointments, forwarding and drafting replies without sending automatically to preserve HIPAA review steps. Labeling threads by department and bulk-archiving resolved conversations reduces inbox clutter. Attachment download delivers referral PDFs inline for quick review.
A paralegal reviews Gmail threads during discovery, using raw API JSON, history events, and message-level search to reconstruct communication timelines. Attachments are pulled as server-side files or signed URLs for case management systems. Label and batch delete tools help isolate privileged threads while preserving others.
Agency offers white-glove Gmail management for executives and small teams, handling labeling, archiving, drafts, and forwarding on a retainer. Uses bulk and draft tools to operate across multiple client accounts efficiently. Value comes from time saved and consistent inbox hygiene.
A SaaS product wraps gogcli-mcp-gmail to give support teams AI-assisted reply drafting, thread attachment ingestion, and label-based routing. Customers connect their Gmail account and pay per seat for automation that stages drafts for human approval.
A compliance-focused service uses history, raw, and batch tools to continuously capture and archive Gmail threads for regulated industries like legal and healthcare. It delivers signed attachment URLs and audit-ready exports to client systems.
💬 Integration Tip
Replace the placeholder GOG_ACCOUNT env value with a real authenticated Gmail address and confirm gogcli is installed before launching; for hosted deployments, enable the url deliver mode so attachments can be fetched via short-lived signed links.
Scored Sep 21, 2026
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