📧 by @davehappyminion
Clean Email
Tame the inbox chaos. Find the senders filling up your email, figure out which ones you actually read, and clear out the rest.
1. Scan the Inbox
Using your email skill, analyze the last 30-60 days:
- Count emails by sender
- Identify newsletters and marketing emails
- Find automated notifications (social media, apps, shipping)
- Note which emails were opened vs. ignored
- Flag threads with no reply in 30+ days
2. Identify Cleanup Targets
Sort senders into: never opened (30+ days), rarely opened (less than 20%), piling up (10+ unread), and old threads (quiet 30+ days). For each, recommend: unsubscribe, archive all, or create a filter.
3. Present the Plan
📧 Inbox Cleanup — March 2026
YOUR INBOX: 847 unread from 126 senders
🗑️ UNSUBSCRIBE (12 senders, ~180 emails/month)
Groupon — 22 unread, 0 opened in 60 days
LinkedIn News — 18 unread, 1 opened
... (10 more)
📦 ARCHIVE (old threads, 45 emails)
"Re: Holiday party planning" — last reply Dec 28
... (8 more)
🏷️ CREATE FILTERS (useful but noisy)
GitHub notifications — 34 emails, auto-label instead
✅ Potential: ~180 fewer emails/month | ~10 min to clean up
4. Help Execute
Walk the user through each action they approve — unsubscribe links, bulk archives, filter setup. Only act on what they explicitly okay.
Send summary via your messaging skill.
Notes
- NEVER unsubscribe from anything without explicit approval.
- NEVER delete emails. Archive only — deletion is permanent.
- For suspicious senders, suggest blocking instead of unsubscribing.
- If the inbox has thousands of unread, focus on the top 20 noisiest senders.
- No judgment on what people subscribe to. Their interests are their business.
