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How to get a daily card of the mail worth reading with Mojito

Turn your Gmail inbox into one read-only card in your feed every morning.

Credentials. This use case gives the hub and agent read access to your Gmail, so store the connection on your own server and revoke it if you stop using it.

Who it is forA busy person who wants the important email surfaced in the feed without opening the inbox.

The problemScanning a full inbox each morning takes time, and important messages get buried.

The outcomeA daily feed card that lists the mail worth reading, built from a read-only Gmail connection.

What you need first

  • A Mac or Mac mini where Claude Code runs, as the README describes
  • A server you control to host the hub (FastAPI and SQLite), with HTTPS and a few tokens
  • Access to the model provider you choose (the README says Anthropic today)
  • Comfort with self-hosting, per docs/SETUP.md

Steps

  1. Connect your Gmail account to your self-hosted Mojito instance as the setup guide describes.
  2. Confirm that the connection is read-only before you enable the card.
  3. Ask in chat for a daily mail-worth-reading card in your feed.
  4. Check the next morning's feed for the card and open one item to confirm it matches your inbox.

Prompt for your agent

In the TimeLovercc/mojito repo, enable the daily 'mail worth reading' feed card using a read-only Gmail connection on <hub-url>. Expected output: one feed card for the day with a short list of messages. Verify that no message was sent, archived or deleted.

Caveat. The README says the mail card ships in the repo and is read-only, but the exact Gmail setup steps are in docs/SETUP.md, which this summary does not reproduce.

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