gmail — Codex plugin: what it does, how to install
Connects Gmail to Codex and ChatGPT for inbox triaging, message search, and drafting email replies through the configured app connector.
Open on GitHubWhat gmail does
This plugin links your workspace to Gmail via an app connector. It allows the agent to search mail, read conversation threads, draft responses, and triage inbox messages.
The release contains no bundled skills or custom helper scripts. App registration details remain in .app.json.
Without a configured Gmail app connector, the plugin cannot access your mailbox. Setting up the connector is mandatory.
What it helps with
- search inbox messages and read email threads
- prepare drafts for incoming email replies
- organize and triage the Gmail inbox
Example prompts for the agent
- Search my Gmail inbox for recent unread emails about project updates.
- Read the latest thread with the billing team and draft a short reply.
- Help triage my inbox and organize messages from today.
Questions about gmail
How to install gmail in Codex?
The plugin works through the configured Gmail app connector registered in .app.json. No standalone installation commands are required.
What does the gmail plugin do?
It enables searching messages, inspecting email threads, drafting new letters, and triaging your Gmail inbox.
Does this release include helper scripts or bundled skills?
No. The release does not include custom helper scripts or bundled skills, relying directly on the app connector.
Source text
gmail · MIT
# Gmail This plugin connects Gmail for searching mail, reading threads, drafting and organizing messages, and triaging an inbox. The app registration in `.app.json` is unchanged. This release contains no bundled skills or skill-specific helper scripts.
© OpenAI · MIT · openai/plugins
