Templates using Logger
Polls Gmail for new emails and uses OpenAI to classify each one into a single department label (Sales, Support, Finance, Operations, HR, or URGENT). The matching Gmail label is applied, the department's recipient address is stored, and the original email is forwarded to the correct team.
Deletes a specific sheet from a Google Sheets spreadsheet and logs the result. A minimal, on-demand example workflow.
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Lists all sheets in a Google Sheets spreadsheet and logs them. A minimal, on-demand example workflow.
Reads a local cities.csv file, parses it, and loops over each row. Rows with both a City and a State value are logged and inserted into the PostgreSQL CITY table; rows missing either value are logged as warnings. After the loop, it queries the row count of the CITY table and logs the total.
Polls Gmail for new emails. For each email, OpenAI extracts the patient name, doctor type, and requested date-time period. Free time slots are fetched from Google Calendar for that period, the workflow loops over them keeping only slots at least 45 minutes long, and OpenAI proposes a list of concrete 45-minute appointment options. The workflow replies to the original email with the suggestions.
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