Gmail

Agent Serve's Gmail integration adds 13 Gmail tools and 1 real-time trigger to the AI agents you build in Agent Serve's visual workflow builder — you build it all visually. Send, read, search, and move Gmail messages or trigger workflows from Gmail events. Teams often pair Gmail with Linear and Outlook in the same agent.

You can send Email, read Email, draft Email, edit Draft, and search Email with Gmail in Agent Serve, plus 8 more Gmail tools listed on this page. Each runs as a tool inside an AI agent block, so an agent can chain Gmail with services like Linear and Outlook and apply LLM reasoning between steps.

Connect Gmail to your process: (1) Set up your team space at agentserve.valnoraelric.com. (2) Create an agent in your workspace. (3) Drag a Gmail block onto the workflow builder. (4) Connect your Gmail account with one-click OAuth, with no credentials to copy. (5) Pick a tool such as "Send Email", wire up its inputs, and click Run, and your agent is live.

Add a Gmail block to your agent and select "Send Email" as the tool. Send Gmail messages. Fill in the required fields. Inputs can reference outputs from earlier steps, such as text generated by an AI block or data fetched from another integration, and you build it all visually.

Add a Gmail trigger block to your agent and copy its generated webhook URL into Gmail's webhook settings. Agent Serve supports 1 real-time trigger for Gmail: Gmail Email Trigger. Once configured, every matching Gmail event starts your agent instantly, no polling, no delay.

Agent Serve receives the full event payload Gmail sends, typically the record or object that changed, plus metadata like the event type and timestamp. Every field in the payload is available as a variable you can pass to AI blocks, conditions, or other integrations.