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iGPT email ask
Secure, per-user-isolated email reasoning and analysis via the iGPT Context Engine API. Summarizes threads, extracts tasks and decisions, detects sentiment,...
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Secure, per-user-isolated email reasoning and analysis via the iGPT Context Engine API. Summarizes threads, extracts tasks and decisions, detects sentiment,...
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iGPT Email Ask
Ask questions about a user's email and get reasoned, structured answers. Powered by iGPT's Context Engine, which reconstructs conversations, decisions, ownership, and intent across time.
What This Skill Does
This skill queries iGPT's recall/ask endpoint to generate answers grounded in a user's connected email data. Unlike basic retrieval, the Context Engine: Reconstructs full conversation threads across replies, forwards, and CCs Identifies who decided what, who owns what, and what's still open Extracts structured data (tasks, deadlines, contacts, risks) from unstructured email Supports multiple quality tiers for different complexity levels Returns text, JSON, or schema-validated structured output Supports streaming (SSE) for real-time responses
When to Use This Skill
Summarize what happened in a thread or across threads Extract action items, decisions, or open questions Analyze sentiment or risk in deal/customer threads Answer questions that require understanding context across multiple emails Generate structured data from email content (JSON, schema-validated) Prepare briefings before meetings based on recent correspondence
Prerequisites
An iGPT API key (get one at https://igpt.ai/hub/apikeys/) A connected email datasource -- the user must have completed OAuth authorization via connectors/authorize before ask will return results. You can check connection status with datasources.list(). Python >= 3.8 with the igptai package installed
Setup
pip install igptai Set your API key as an environment variable: export IGPT_API_KEY="your-api-key-here"
Basic: Ask a question
from igptai import IGPT import os igpt = IGPT(api_key=os.environ["IGPT_API_KEY"], user="user_123") res = igpt.recall.ask(input="Summarize key risks, decisions, and next steps from this week's meetings.") if res is not None and res.get("error"): print("iGPT error:", res) else: print(res)
Get JSON output
Pass output_format="json" for unstructured JSON, or provide a schema for validated structured output: # Simple JSON output res = igpt.recall.ask( input="What are the open action items from this week?", output_format="json" ) # Schema-validated structured output res = igpt.recall.ask( input="Open action items from this week", quality="cef-1-normal", output_format={ "strict": True, "schema": { "type": "object", "required": ["action_items"], "additionalProperties": False, "properties": { "action_items": { "type": "array", "items": { "type": "object", "required": ["title", "owner", "due_date"], "properties": { "title": {"type": "string"}, "owner": {"type": "string"}, "due_date": {"type": "string"} } } } } } } ) print(res) Example response: { "action_items": [ { "title": "Approve revised Q1 budget allocation", "owner": "Dvir Ben-Aroya", "due_date": "2026-01-15" }, { "title": "Approve final FY2026 strategic priorities", "owner": "Board of Directors", "due_date": "2026-01-31" } ] }
Use quality tiers
iGPT's Context Engine has three quality tiers: # Normal: fast, good for straightforward questions res = igpt.recall.ask( input="When is my next meeting with Acme Corp?", quality="cef-1-normal" ) # High: deeper reasoning, better for complex multi-thread analysis res = igpt.recall.ask( input="What is the current negotiation status with Acme Corp and what leverage do we have?", quality="cef-1-high" ) # Reasoning: maximum depth, for complex cross-thread synthesis res = igpt.recall.ask( input="Across all communication with Acme over the past quarter, what patterns suggest risk and what should we do about it?", quality="cef-1-reasoning" )
Stream responses
Streaming returns parsed JSON chunks (dicts), not raw text. Extract content from each chunk: stream = igpt.recall.ask( input="Walk me through the timeline of the Acme deal from first contact to now.", stream=True ) for chunk in stream: if isinstance(chunk, dict) and chunk.get("error"): print("Stream error:", chunk) break # Each chunk is a parsed JSON dict print(chunk) Streaming is resilient: if the connection breaks, the iterator yields an error chunk and finishes rather than throwing.
Check datasource connection before asking
# Verify user has a connected datasource status = igpt.datasources.list() if status is not None and not status.get("error"): print("Connected datasources:", status) else: # Connect a datasource first auth = igpt.connectors.authorize(service="spike", scope="messages") print("Open this URL to authorize:", auth.get("url"))
Parameters
ParameterTypeRequiredDescriptioninputstringYesThe prompt or question to ask.userstringYes (or set in constructor)Unique user identifier scoping the query to their connected data. Per-call value overrides constructor default.streambooleanNo (default: false)If true, returns a generator yielding parsed JSON dicts via SSE.qualitystringNoContext Engine quality tier: "cef-1-normal", "cef-1-high", or "cef-1-reasoning".output_formatstring or objectNo"text" (default), "json", or {"strict": true, "schema": <JSON Schema>} for validated structured output.
Error Handling
The SDK does not throw exceptions. It returns normalized error objects: res = igpt.recall.ask(input="What happened in yesterday's board meeting?") if res is not None and res.get("error"): error = res["error"] if error == "auth": print("Check your API key") elif error == "params": print("Check your request parameters") elif error == "network_error": print("Network issue -- the SDK retries with exponential backoff (3 attempts by default) before returning this") else: print(res)
External Endpoints
This skill communicates exclusively with: https://api.igpt.ai/v1/recall/ask/ -- the reasoning endpoint https://api.igpt.ai/v1/connectors/authorize/ -- only during initial datasource connection setup https://api.igpt.ai/v1/datasources/list/ -- to check connection status No other external endpoints are contacted. No data is sent to any third-party service. The igptai PyPI package source is available at https://github.com/igptai/igpt-python.
Security & Privacy
API-key scoped: All requests authenticate via IGPT_API_KEY sent as a Bearer token over HTTPS. No shell access, no filesystem access, no system commands. Per-user isolation: Every query is scoped to a specific user identifier. User A cannot access User B's email data. Isolation is enforced at the index and execution level, not as a filter layer. OAuth read-only: The email datasource connection uses OAuth with read-only scopes. The skill does not send, modify, or delete emails. No data retention: Prompts are discarded after execution. Memory is reconstructed on-demand, not stored. Transport encryption: All communication occurs over HTTPS. No plaintext endpoints. No local persistence: This skill does not write to disk, modify environment files, or create persistent configuration outside of the standard IGPT_API_KEY environment variable. Built-in retries: The SDK retries failed requests with exponential backoff (default: 3 attempts, 100ms base, 2x factor) before returning a network_error. For the full security model, see https://docs.igpt.ai/docs/security/model.
What This Skill Does NOT Do
Does not send, modify, forward, or delete emails Does not access the filesystem or execute shell commands Does not install persistent services or scheduled tasks Does not contact endpoints other than api.igpt.ai Does not store API keys or OAuth tokens outside the environment variable
Example Questions
These all work as natural language prompts: "Summarize key risks from this week's email threads" -- cross-thread analysis "What are the open action items from yesterday's board meeting?" -- task extraction "What's the current status of the Acme deal?" -- deal intelligence "Who owns the budget approval and when is it due?" -- ownership and deadline extraction "Are there any threads where tone has shifted negatively in the last 7 days?" -- sentiment analysis "Generate a briefing for my meeting with Sarah tomorrow" -- meeting prep
Resources
Get API Key: https://igpt.ai/hub/apikeys/ Documentation: https://docs.igpt.ai API Reference: https://docs.igpt.ai/docs/api-reference/ask Playground: https://igpt.ai/hub/playground/ Python SDK: https://pypi.org/project/igptai/ Node.js SDK: https://www.npmjs.com/package/igptai GitHub: https://github.com/igptai/igpt-python
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