102 Tracira -> Send email
102 Tracira -> Send email
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Send AI drafted email replies only after a person approves them. When you approve a draft in Tracira, Gmail sends it to the customer in the same thread. If you rewrote it, your version goes out instead, and rejected replies are never sent. This is part 2 of 2: use it with "101 New email -> Tracira".
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Copies an email or a draft into a selected folder.
Creates a new draft email.
Deletes an email by moving it to trash.
Downloads a file stored on a Tracira output and returns it as binary data. Map the File URL or File Key from an attachment on Watch decisions. Use it when a person asked the AI to redo the work and it needs the original document (PDF, image, or audio) again.
Flags an already-checked output for human review in Tracira, for example when a customer reports a problem with an AI reply. The output shows up on the Review page again and your notifications go out.
Gets a specific email info.
Retrieves a single output from Tracira by ID, including verdict, explanation, and human decision.
Fetches the current AI instructions (system prompt) stored in Tracira for a project and task. When nothing is stored yet, the Starter Instructions are saved as version 1 and returned - so a scenario that ships with Starter Instructions works with no setup. Leave Starter Instructions empty only if you have already written the instructions on the AI instructions page in Tracira. Use the returned Instructions as the system message of your AI step.
Retrieves a list of attachments & media for the specified email.
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