Analyze Gmail Usage
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The data contains: - contacts: People ranked by interaction - labels: Gmail labels - volumeByDate: Daily email volume - recentThreads: Recent conversation threads
For KEY CONTACTS, prioritize BIDIRECTIONAL interactions (user both sends to and receives from them). These are real relationships. One-way contacts (only receive newsletters, only sent once) are less important.
Write a markdown profile to
Connection Profiles. Start with 'Last analyzed: [ISO datetime]'. Include: - Key Contacts section: people with bidirectional email - Email Patterns section: busiest days, labels they use - Quick Access section: recent thread IDs for important conversations
DO NOT include email counts or volume statistics. Describe patterns, not numbers.
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## Steps
1. [Read Gmail Profile Analysis]: Read the file at `./session/gmail-profile-analysis.json` and analyze its contents
2. The data contains: - contacts: People ranked by interaction - labels: Gmail labels - volumeByDate: Daily email volume - recentThreads: Recent conversation threads
For KEY CONTACTS, prioritize BIDIRECTIONAL interactions (user both sends to and receives from them). These are real relationships. One-way contacts (only receive newsletters, only sent once) are less important.
Write a markdown profile to `./documents/connections/[service-name].md`. Start with 'Last analyzed: [ISO datetime]'. Include: - Key Contacts section: people with bidirectional email - Email Patterns section: busiest days, labels they use - Quick Access section: recent thread IDs for important conversations
DO NOT include email counts or volume statistics. Describe patterns, not numbers.