Gmail is a Clone skill that searches, sends, drafts and organizes your Gmail, including labels, threads, attachments and vacation responder settings. Executive assistant, executive, sales rep and customer success clones use it to keep an inbox moving. It needs a Gmail connection, and your clone only acts within the permissions you set.
Find this week's unread emails from the VP and draft a reply on the budget thread.
You have 3 unread from the VP. I drafted a reply on the budget thread and saved it to Drafts for you to review before it goes out.
No forms, no workflow builder. Ask your clone the way you'd ask a teammate.
Link the Gmail account your clone should work in and choose what it is allowed to do, such as read, draft or send.
Tell your clone what you need: find a sender's emails, draft a follow-up, send a file or clear out old promotions.
Your clone reports back with what it found, drafted or moved. Every action is logged so you can check it later.
Skills belong to roles. These clones put Gmail to work as part of their job.
An AI Gmail assistant works in your inbox for you. With Clone, you ask your clone in plain words and it searches, drafts, sends and organizes Gmail, including labels, threads, attachments and your vacation responder.
Yes. Gmail needs a connection to the Gmail account your clone will work in. Clones are default-deny, so you choose what it can do there.
Executive assistant, executive, sales rep and customer success clones use it most, usually to triage email, draft replies and send follow-ups.
Only if you allow it. Many people have their clone save replies as drafts first. Either way, every send is recorded in the clone's execution log.
Yes. Ask your clone to archive old promotional emails or apply a label across many threads, and it handles them in one pass.
Updated October 2026