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MGmailSubscriptionsLearningMessages
1Connects to Gmail
2Suggests Gmail messages to remove
3You approve
What It Does
Suggests Gmail messages to remove and subscriptions to stop, learning your choices before offering optional automatic cleanup. Connect apps with a Grok Bot connector.
Who It’s For:Gmail users who want to review mail cleanup choices first.
What You Ask It
“List emails I could move to trash”
“Build a queue of unsubscribe candidates”
“Track the accuracy of my cleanup”
What You Get Back
You get numbered trash suggestions, an unsubscribe queue, and accuracy tracking for possible automatic trashing later.
What It Connects To
Gmail
What It Won’t Do
Cleanup starts with your review. Automatic trashing is optional.
M① From your apps→
② Works on your task→
③ You review
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