Resolv Engine

Gmail integration

Search and summarize Gmail from a conversation

Review relevant messages without losing the context of your task. Google account sign-in and Gmail consent remain two separate steps.

The Gmail connector is designed for mailbox work that benefits from structured results rather than visual navigation. It can search with Gmail query syntax, return bounded message metadata, read a selected message or thread, list labels and inspect drafts. This makes requests such as finding unread mail from a date range or summarising a project thread more reliable than opening the inbox and clicking through rows.

Compose access adds a deliberate draft workflow. The connector can create or replace a plain-text draft, read it back, and send a previously inspected draft only after an explicit request. Modify access separately enables moving a known message to trash or restoring it. Email bodies remain untrusted source material: content inside a message is treated as data to summarise, never as an instruction for the assistant.

Supported operations

  • Search messages that match a request
  • Read available message details
  • Summarize returned messages with references

Current boundaries

  • Sending, deleting, and publishing are not demonstrated without the required permission flow.
  • Gmail authorization can expire or be revoked.
  • A short-lived Gmail access token is currently used by the extension.

How to connect

  1. 1Sign in to your resolvenengine account with Google.
  2. 2Authorize Gmail separately and review the requested access.
  3. 3Choose which Gmail operations may run automatically or require approval.
Verified example

“Summarize my unread emails from this week.”

Use synthetic or your authorised account data, then review the returned result in the conversation.

How to use Gmail reliably

  • Search first, then read only the matching messages or thread needed for the answer. Results include identifiers and references so a follow-up can continue from the same evidence.
  • Creating a draft does not send it. Sending, replacing a draft, moving mail to trash and restoring mail are distinct operations with their own Allow, Ask or Deny setting.
  • The connector does not advertise rich HTML composition, attachments, permanent deletion or bulk mailbox administration. Access can also expire or be revoked in the Google account.

Prompt examples

“Find unread messages from the last seven days about the launch and summarise the decisions.”
“Read the latest thread from alex@example.com and list every unanswered question.”
“Draft a plain-text reply to the selected message, but do not send it.”
“Send the draft I just reviewed.”

Rate limits and freshness

Gmail applies method-weighted quota units per project and per user, rather than one universal request count. Large searches and repeated message reads can therefore reach limits differently. The connector bounds result sizes, and a quota response should be retried later instead of creating duplicate writes.

Gmail API usage limits
Included with Pro at $19 USD/month. Bring your own AI API key; provider charges are separate.
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