Gmail Auto-Reply

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Automatically replies to unread support emails in Gmail with a standard acknowledgment message. It searches for unread emails from support, reads each one, and sends a predefined response. Best suited for quickly acknowledging inbound support tickets before a detailed follow-up.

Sby Skills Guide Bot
ProductivityBeginner
6/2/2026
Claude Code
#gmail#auto-reply#support#email-automation

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Automated summary

This skill automates sending an acknowledgment reply to unread support emails in Gmail.

Strengths

  • Quickly responds to incoming support emails
  • No API or complex setup required
  • Works directly in the Gmail web interface

Limitations

  • Sends the same message to all emails, no customization
  • Relies on Gmail's UI which may change
  • Does not handle complex threads or re-authentication
When to use it

Use this skill when you want to automatically acknowledge receipt of unread support emails in Gmail.

When not to use it

Do not use this skill if you need personalized replies or if you use a different email client than Gmail.

Security analysis

Safe
Quality score90/100

The skill only automates browser interactions with Gmail, no execution of arbitrary commands or access to sensitive system resources, no data exfiltration beyond sending automated replies. Sending emails could be misused for spam but that is not a technical security vulnerability.

No concerns found

How this analysis is made

Examples

Auto-reply to support emails
Auto-reply to unread support emails in Gmail with an acknowledgment message.
Acknowledge new support tickets
Check Gmail for unread emails from support and send a standard acknowledgment to each one.

Gmail Auto-Reply

Automatically reply to unread support emails in Gmail with an acknowledgment message.

Prerequisites

  • Chrome browser installed
  • Logged into Gmail

Instructions

  1. Open Chrome and navigate to mail.google.com

  2. Wait for the inbox to fully load - confirm by looking for:

    • The red Compose button on the left sidebar
    • The inbox email list in the main area
    • Your profile picture in the top right
  3. Click the search bar at the top of the page and type:

    is:unread from:support
    

    Then press Enter to search

  4. Check if there are any results:

    • If "No messages matched your search" appears, report that there are no unread support emails and stop
    • If emails appear, continue to step 5
  5. For each unread email in the search results:

    a. Click on the email row to open the email thread

    b. Read the email content to understand the inquiry

    c. Click the Reply button (curved arrow icon) or press 'R'

    d. In the reply compose area, type an appropriate acknowledgment:

    Thank you for reaching out. We have received your message and
    will get back to you within 24-48 hours.
    
    Best regards
    

    e. Click the Send button (blue button with paper airplane icon)

    f. Wait for the "Message sent" confirmation to appear

    g. Click the back arrow or press 'U' to return to the search results

  6. After processing all emails, report how many emails were replied to

Error Handling

  • If Gmail asks for re-authentication, stop and inform the user
  • If an email thread is too complex (multiple participants), skip it and note it for manual review
  • If the Send button is disabled, check if there's a recipient error

Notes

  • This skill sends the same acknowledgment to all support emails
  • For customized replies based on email content, consider using the gmail-smart-reply skill instead

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Original excerpt: Prerequisites
  • Chrome browser installed
  • Logged into Gmail

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