email-daily-summary

What This Skill Does

The email-daily-summary skill acts as an intelligent automation assistant that integrates with your email providers, including Gmail, Outlook, QQ Mail, and 163 Mail. By leveraging browser-use capabilities, this tool navigates your inbox, captures recent email lists, and generates insightful digests to help you stay organized without manually checking multiple accounts. Whether you need a daily briefing of urgent messages or a summary of newsletter content, this skill automates the discovery, extraction, and reporting phases of inbox management.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your environment, use the OpenClaw command-line interface. First, ensure you have the required dependencies for browser automation installed:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/10e9928a/email-daily-summary

Additionally, install the browser-use engine: uv pip install browser-use[cli] browser-use install

Use Cases

• Executive Briefing: Generate a morning summary of critical emails from specific clients or stakeholders to prioritize your day.
• Newsletter Digest: Consolidate multiple newsletters and promotional content into a single readable format to avoid notification fatigue.
• Automated Reporting: Periodically extract transactional emails or status updates from service providers to maintain a local record of account activity.

Example Prompts

1. "Check my Gmail for any urgent messages from the team and create a bulleted summary of the last 10 emails."
2. "Go through my Outlook inbox, identify all emails with 'Project Alpha' in the subject line, and draft a summary of the latest updates."
3. "Generate a daily digest of all emails received in my QQ mail account since yesterday morning, grouping them by sender."

Tips & Limitations

• Authentication: For the smoothest experience, use the --browser real flag to leverage existing sessions in your Chrome profile, avoiding the need for manual login scripts.
• DOM Dependency: This skill relies on specific CSS selectors to identify email elements. If your email provider updates their UI, you may need to adjust the extraction logic in the evaluation script.
• Privacy: Since this skill performs actions within a browser instance, ensure that you only run the automation on trusted machines. Exercise caution when running scripts that extract sensitive content, and verify the generated summaries to ensure no sensitive data is leaked into logs or external files.