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Spark Recipe Multi Account Review by readdle

Name: Spark Recipe Multi Account Review
Rating: 4.666666666666667 (3 reviews)
Author: readdle

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Recipe: Multi-Account Review

For users with multiple email accounts, review each account's inbox status and present a unified summary with per-account breakdown.

Prerequisite: Read the use-spark base skill for command reference and filter syntax.

Access level required: read-only.

Steps

Step 1: Discover all accounts

spark accounts

Note each account email, its access level, and associated calendars and teams.

Step 2: Check folders per account

For each account, see the folder structure and message counts:

spark folders user@work.com
spark folders user@personal.com
spark folders user@sideproject.com

Step 3: Review unread mail per account

For each account, check unread across key categories:

spark emails user@work.com --filter "is:unread"
spark emails user@personal.com --filter "is:unread"
spark emails user@sideproject.com --filter "is:unread"

For a category-level breakdown on the most active account:

spark emails user@work.com --filter "category:priority is:unread"
spark emails user@work.com --filter "category:personal is:unread"

Step 4: Cross-account priority check

Check priority mail across all accounts at once:

spark emails Inbox --filter "category:priority is:unread"

This uses the unified inbox to surface priority items regardless of which account received them.

Step 5: Present the summary

Report per account:

work@company.com: N unread (X priority, Y people)
personal@gmail.com: M unread
side@project.com: K unread

Highlight cross-account priorities and any account that needs immediate attention.

Tips

Start with spark accounts to discover all configured accounts and their access levels.
The unified inbox (spark emails Inbox) aggregates across all accounts - use it for cross-account priority checks.
Per-account browsing (spark emails user@example.com) keeps things separated when the user wants to focus on one context.
Use spark folders <account> to understand each account's folder structure before browsing specific folders.
Some accounts may be read-only while others have triage access. accounts shows the access level for each.
For users with work + personal accounts, suggest processing them separately to maintain mental context.
Combine with recipe-inbox-by-category for a deep dive into the most active account.

---name: spark-recipe-multi-account-reviewdescription: Review inbox status across multiple email accounts with per-account breakdown and cross-account priorities.--- # Recipe: Multi-Account Review For users with multiple email accounts, review each account's inbox status and present a unified summary with per-account breakdown. **Prerequisite:** Read the `use-spark` base skill for command reference and filter syntax. **Access level required:** read-only. ## Steps ### Step 1: Discover all accounts ```bash spark accounts ``` Note each account email, its access level, and associated calendars and teams. ### Step 2: Check folders per account For each account, see the folder structure and message counts: ```bash spark folders user@work.com spark folders user@personal.com spark folders user@sideproject.com ``` ### Step 3: Review unread mail per account For each account, check unread across key categories: ```bash spark emails user@work.com --filter "is:unread" spark emails user@personal.com --filter "is:unread" spark emails user@sideproject.com --filter "is:unread" ``` For a category-level breakdown on the most active account: ```bash spark emails user@work.com --filter "category:priority is:unread" spark emails user@work.com --filter "category:personal is:unread" ``` ### Step 4: Cross-account priority check Check priority mail across all accounts at once: ```bash spark emails Inbox --filter "category:priority is:unread" ``` This uses the unified inbox to surface priority items regardless of which account received them. ### Step 5: Present the summary Report per account: - **work@company.com:** N unread (X priority, Y people) - **personal@gmail.com:** M unread - **side@project.com:** K unread Highlight cross-account priorities and any account that needs immediate attention. ## Tips - Start with `spark accounts` to discover all configured accounts and their access levels. - The unified inbox (`spark emails Inbox`) aggregates across all accounts - use it for cross-account priority checks. - Per-account browsing (`spark emails user@example.com`) keeps things separated when the user wants to focus on one context. - Use `spark folders <account>` to understand each account's folder structure before browsing specific folders. - Some accounts may be read-only while others have triage access. `accounts` shows the access level for each. - For users with work + personal accounts, suggest processing them separately to maintain mental context. - Combine with `recipe-inbox-by-category` for a deep dive into the most active account.

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