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Hi,

I am working on a (large) personal project, and I would like to create a chatgpt personal assistant that reads and remembers every email exchange. In the future, I want to ask this chatgpt assistant questions about the project (“Give me a timeline of YYY”; “when did Mr X report YYY”). 

Requirements:

  • For existing email labeled with the project name in gmail, send it to the personal assistant (‘MGPT’) in chatgpt
  • For each email newly labeled with the project name in gmail, send it to the personnal assistant (‘MGPT’) in chatgpt
  • The attachments in pdf or images should also be shared with the chatgpt assistant. Attachements are as important than emails.
  • I will manually label emails related to this project under the project name.

When I connect to chatgpt, I want to be able to discuss with that assistant knowing it has read all the latest emails labeled under the project name.

I believe these requirements are a pattern that many people would use from different sources outside of email/gmail.

 

How do i do this in Zapier?

 

Thanks,

 

VictorHugo.

Hi @VictorHugo,

 

Welcome to the Community. 

 

In order to connect Gmail with OpenAI's GPT-3 using Zapier, you must create Zaps that trigger actions based on newly labeled emails. First, set up a trigger for "New Labeled email" in Gmail. Then, use a custom API integration to send the email content to GPT-3 via a POST request using Webhooks by Zapier. If you want to include attachments, add another action to find the email and send the attachments to GPT-3. Finally, test your Zap to ensure it functions correctly. Adjust the steps based on your project requirements and consider additional systems for long-term information storage. Let us know if this helps you jump-start your Zap.


Hi there, @VictorHugo 👋

Did Jammer’s suggestions help to get you pointed in the right direction? 

If you're stuck at all just let us know and we’ll be happy to help further. Would love to hear back from you so we can ensure things are all squared away here! 🙂


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