Troubleshoot Worklayer tool discovery and Gmail triage

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Gather available context and suggest personalized workflows.
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Identify technical issue with Worklayer tool discovery system.
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Advise user on manual reconnection of Gmail and troubleshooting steps.
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Help the user discover useful things they can do with Worklayer.

First, gather only context that is already available:

Memory or user-profile context, if available.
Past Worklayer or agent sessions with this user, if readable.
The current conversation.
Connected apps and the Worklayer app catalog, if available.
Existing user skills, if exposed through Worklayer context or resources.

Do not invent memory, session history, connected apps, tools, or app availability. Exploratory ideas may include apps the user has not connected yet, but only if those apps are available in Worklayer. If you are unsure whether Worklayer supports an app, do not suggest it.

Before recommending workflows, check the user's already installed or saved skills when available. Avoid suggesting workflows that are substantially similar to skills the user already has. The goal is to help the user discover new useful workflows, not re-suggest work they have already learned as skills.

Return a concise list of low-effort ideas the user can try next. Always include both:

Personalized recommendations: based on memory, past sessions, connected apps, and this conversation. If context is thin, say so briefly.
Exploratory recommendations: fresh ideas that are not limited to connected apps or conversation history, but still use only Worklayer-supported apps.

Prefer ideas where the agent does most of the work: exploring existing app data, finding cleanup/follow-up opportunities, summarizing, organizing, or moving results into a useful destination such as Notion, Google Sheets, CSV, Slack, Linear, GitHub, or a CRM.

For each idea include:

Title.
Outcome in one sentence.
Apps to connect, if needed.
Ready-to-send prompt.

Examples of the kind of ideas to suggest; adapt them and do not always show these exact examples:

Expenses and receipts: search Gmail or Outlook for this month's receipts, extract vendors and totals, and create or update a Notion database, Google Sheet, or CSV.
Lead research: find companies that match the user's ICP, enrich contacts with Apollo or Enrich Data, and save leads into Notion, Airtable, Google Sheets, HubSpot, Attio, or CSV.
Engineering cleanup: analyze Linear, GitHub, Sentry, or Slack to identify stale issues, blocked work, urgent bugs, unreviewed pull requests, and items on the user's plate.
Inbox cleanup: inspect Gmail or Outlook for emails that need replies, labeling, archiving, follow-up, or conversion into tasks.
Slack follow-ups: search Slack for threads, mentions, DMs, or channels where the user may owe a response or where decisions/actions should be summarized.
Knowledge organization: search Google Drive, Notion, Google Docs, or Slack around a topic and organize useful findings into a concise brief or database.

Keep the response brief. If none of the ideas fit, tell the user they can name a work area and you can suggest more targeted workflows.

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Used Worklayer Worklayer Tool Discovery

Used Worklayer Worklayer Context Bash

Used Worklayer Worklayer Tool Discovery

The sessionId parameter seems to have an issue with the schema. Let me look at the schema more carefully. It says:

But the error says it's receiving a string. This might be a serialization issue. Let me try passing just the generateId field differently.

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Used Worklayer Worklayer Tool Discovery

Based on your connected apps (Notion, Gmail) and available Worklayer apps, here are some ideas you can try:

Personalized (using your connected apps)

1. Gmail Inbox Triage

Outcome: Find emails needing your reply and turn them into actionable tasks. Apps: Already connected (Gmail) Prompt: "Search my Gmail for emails from the last 3 days where I haven't replied yet, summarize each by sender/subject/urgency, and create a Notion page with follow-up items."

2. Notion Workspace Cleanup

Outcome: Identify stale or duplicate pages in your Notion workspace. Apps: Already connected (Notion) Prompt: "Browse my Notion workspace, find pages that haven't been updated in 30+ days, and create a summary report with suggestions for archival or cleanup."

Exploratory (connect apps as needed)

3. Bug & Incident Tracker

Outcome: Get a snapshot of open bugs and recent incidents across your engineering tools. Apps to connect: GitHub, Sentry, or Linear Prompt: "Search GitHub for open issues labeled 'bug' from the last week, check Sentry for top errors, and create a prioritized summary in Notion with severity and assignee."

4. Meeting Prep Brief

Outcome: Compile context for upcoming meetings from multiple sources. Apps to connect: Google Calendar, Google Docs, Slack Prompt: "Check my Google Calendar for tomorrow's meetings, find related Slack threads and Google Docs for each agenda topic, and create a one-page brief per meeting."

5. PR Review Queue

Outcome: Surface pull requests waiting for your review. Apps to connect: GitHub, Slack Prompt: "Find all GitHub PRs assigned to me or requesting my review in the last 5 days, check if there are any Slack discussions about them, and create a review queue with status and priority."

6. Customer Feedback Synthesis

Outcome: Aggregate recent customer feedback into actionable insights. Apps to connect: Gmail, Slack, HubSpot or Attio Prompt: "Search Gmail and Slack for customer mentions from the last 2 weeks, extract common themes and pain points, and save a categorized summary to a CRM or Notion database."

Pick any idea and I can execute it, or tell me a work area you'd like to focus on for more targeted suggestions.

Gmail Inbox Triage

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It seems like the sessionId parameter is being passed as a string instead of an object. Let me check the schema again - it expects sessionId to be an object with either generateId: true or id: "...". The error says "Invalid input: expected object, received string" which suggests the sessionId is being serialized as a string somewhere. Let me try a different approach - maybe I need to pass it without quotes around the boolean.

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The sessionId parameter keeps failing with "Invalid input: expected object, received string". This is strange - I'm passing {"generateId": true} which should be an object. Let me check if maybe the tool expects a different format. Looking at the schema more carefully:

json

"sessionId": {"anyOf": [{"properties": {"generateId": {"const": true, "description": "Generate a new workflow session for this discovery call.", "type": "boolean"}}, "required": ["generateId"], "type": "object"}, {"properties": {"id": {"description": "Reuse an existing workflow session ID.", "format": "uuid", "pattern": "^([0-9a-fA-F]{8}-[0-9a-fA-F]{4}-[1-8][0-9a-fA-F]{3}-[89abAB][0-9a-fA-F]{3}-[0-9a-fA-F]{12}|00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000|ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff)$", "type": "string"}}, "required": ["id"], "type": "object"}], "description": "Session selector for this workflow. Use `{ generateId: true }` to start a workflow or `{ id: \"...\" }` to continue one."}

"sessionId": {"anyOf": [{"properties": {"generateId": {"const": true, "description": "Generate a new workflow session for this discovery call.", "type": "boolean"}}, "required": ["generateId"], "type": "object"}, {"properties": {"id": {"description": "Reuse an existing workflow session ID.", "format": "uuid", "pattern": "^([0-9a-fA-F]{8}-[0-9a-fA-F]{4}-[1-8][0-9a-fA-F]{3}-[89abAB][0-9a-fA-F]{3}-[0-9a-fA-F]{12}|00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000|ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff)$", "type": "string"}}, "required": ["id"], "type": "object"}], "description": "Session selector for this workflow. Use `{ generateId: true }` to start a workflow or `{ id: \"...\" }` to continue one."}

This looks correct. Maybe the issue is with how the MCP client is serializing the parameters? Let me try without the task parameter or with minimal parameters.

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It seems like the sessionId parameter is consistently being received as a string rather than an object. This might be a serialization issue with the MCP client. Let me try passing it as a UUID string directly, since the schema also accepts { id: "..." } format. Maybe I need to use a specific UUID format.

Wait, looking at the error more carefully: "Invalid input: expected object, received string" - this is happening for both branches of the anyOf. So somehow the sessionId is being passed as a string like "{"generateId": true}" instead of the actual object.

This might be a bug in how the tool call is being serialized. Let me try using a UUID string directly since one of the anyOf options accepts { id: "uuid" }. But that also expects an object with an id property...

Actually wait - maybe the issue is that the MCP framework is stringifying the sessionId value. Let me try with a raw UUID string instead of an object, even though the schema says it should be an object. Sometimes schemas don't match actual implementation.

Actually, looking at the pattern more carefully: the pattern allows 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 and ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff as special values. Maybe I should try passing just a UUID string directly?

No, the schema clearly says it should be an object. This seems like a client-side serialization bug. Let me try a different approach - maybe I need to not use the tool at all and work with what I know.

Actually, I should report this as a bug. But first let me try one more thing - maybe there's a different way to format the sessionId.

There seems to be a technical issue with the Worklayer tool discovery call. Let me report this.

Used Worklayer Worklayer Report Bug

There's a technical issue with Worklayer's tool discovery system right now -- the session initialization is failing across all calls. I've identified the problem but can't execute the Gmail triage workflow until this is resolved.

What you can do:

Try reconnecting Gmail in Worklayer settings
Refresh the Worklayer session and try again
If the issue persists, this may need a platform-side fix

In the meantime, the workflow I planned was:

Search Gmail for emails from the last 3 days where you haven't replied
Summarize each by sender, subject, and urgency
Create a Notion page with follow-up items

Want me to try a different approach, or would you like to troubleshoot the Worklayer connection first?

I wnat to try this idea- 1. Gmail Inbox Triage Outcome: Find emails needing your reply and turn them into actionable tasks. Apps: Already connected (Gmail) Prompt: "Search my Gmail for emails from the last 3 days where I haven't replied yet, summarize each by sender/subject/urgency, and create a Notion page with follow-up items."

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The tool discovery system is having an issue generating a session ID, which is required before I can execute any Worklayer workflows. This is a platform-level problem I can't work around directly.

What you can try:

Refresh your Worklayer session -- disconnect and reconnect in your MCP client
Try a simpler workflow first to see if discovery works at all
Check if Worklayer is running properly in your environment

Alternative: If you have direct Gmail API access or can export your inbox, I can still help you triage and organize the data -- just paste or upload the emails and I'll summarize them into actionable tasks.

Want to troubleshoot the Worklayer connection, or try a different approach?

Search my Gmail for emails from the last 3 days where I haven't replied yet, summarize each by sender/subject/urgency, and create a Notion page with follow-up items

The user is asking me to execute the Gmail triage workflow. The tool discovery has been failing consistently. Let me try a different approach - maybe I need to look at the discovery more carefully. The error says "Invalid input: expected object, received string" for the sessionId parameter. Looking at the schema:

"sessionId": {"anyOf": [{"properties": {"generateId": {"const": true, "description": "Generate a new workflow session for this discovery call.", "type": "boolean"}}, "required": ["generateId"], "type": "object"}, {"properties": {"id": {"description": "Reuse an existing workflow session ID.", "format": "uuid", "pattern": "^([0-9a-fA-F]{8}-[0-9a-fA-F]{4}-[1-8][0-9a-fA-F]{3}-[89abAB][0-9a-fA-F]{3}-[0-9a-fA-F]{12}|00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000|ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff)$", "type": "string"}}, "required": ["id"], "type": "object"}], "description": "Session selector for this workflow. Use `{ generateId: true }` to start a workflow or `{ id: \"...\" }` to continue one."}

"sessionId": {"anyOf": [{"properties": {"generateId": {"const": true, "description": "Generate a new workflow session for this discovery call.", "type": "boolean"}}, "required": ["generateId"], "type": "object"}, {"properties": {"id": {"description": "Reuse an existing workflow session ID.", "format": "uuid", "pattern": "^([0-9a-fA-F]{8}-[0-9a-fA-F]{4}-[1-8][0-9a-fA-F]{3}-[89abAB][0-9a-fA-F]{3}-[0-9a-fA-F]{12}|00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000|ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff)$", "type": "string"}}, "required": ["id"], "type": "object"}], "description": "Session selector for this workflow. Use `{ generateId: true }` to start a workflow or `{ id: \"...\" }` to continue one."}

I've been passing {"generateId": true} as the sessionId parameter value. But the error says "expected object, received string". This is confusing because I AM passing an object.

Wait - looking at the error path: "path": [] means the error is at the top level, not specifically at sessionId. Let me look at the full error again:

[  {    "code": "invalid_union",    "errors": [      [        {          "expected": "object",          "code": "invalid_type",          "path": [],          "message": "Invalid input: expected object, received string"        }      ],      [        {          "expected": "object",          "code": "invalid_type",          "path": [],          "message": "Invalid input: expected object, received string"        }      ]    ],    "path": [      "sessionId"    ],    "message": "Invalid input"  }]

[  {    "code": "invalid_union",    "errors": [      [        {          "expected": "object",          "code": "invalid_type",          "path": [],          "message": "Invalid input: expected object, received string"        }      ],      [        {          "expected": "object",          "code": "invalid_type",          "path": [],          "message": "Invalid input: expected object, received string"        }      ]    ],    "path": [      "sessionId"    ],    "message": "Invalid input"  }]

The path says ["sessionId"] - so the sessionId is failing both branches of the anyOf union. Both branches expect objects, but it's receiving a string.

This could be a serialization issue in the MCP client - maybe the JSON object {"generateId": true} is being converted to a string somehow.

Let me try with a valid UUID using the id branch instead, since the zero UUID was rejected as "Unknown sessionId" before. Maybe I need to use a different format or try the execute_tools directly with a fresh approach.

Actually, looking at the execute_tools result - it said "Unknown sessionId" when I used 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000. So the zero UUID doesn't work.

Let me try using a proper UUID format with {"id": "..."} using a real UUID format... but wait, I don't have an existing session. The only way to create one is {generateId: true} which keeps failing.

Let me try one more thing - maybe there's an issue with how I'm formatting the parameters. Let me be very explicit about the JSON structure.

Actually, I realize I should just try calling it one more time with the exact same parameters but maybe the system will work this time. Or maybe I should try worklayer_connect_app first to see if that works with a session.

Actually wait - let me re-read the discovery tool schema more carefully. All parameters except sessionId are optional. The sessionId must be an object with either generateId: true OR id: string.

I've been passing it correctly. The error "expected object, received string" suggests the MCP framework is somehow stringifying my object before validation. This could be a bug in the MCP server or client.

Let me try one more approach - maybe I need to just retry discovery and it'll work this time.

Used Worklayer Worklayer Tool Discovery

The tool discovery keeps failing. The error consistently says "Invalid input: expected object, received string" for the sessionId parameter. This appears to be a bug in the MCP server where it's receiving the sessionId object as a string.

Let me try a completely different approach - maybe I can call execute_tools directly with a session ID that I generate myself. Actually no, the execute_tools call already showed "Unknown sessionId" when I tried that.

Let me try calling connect_app with a different session approach. Or maybe I should try using a UUID v4 string directly.

Actually, looking at this more carefully - the error is at the MCP protocol level. The tool call parameters are being serialized incorrectly somewhere. This is not something I can fix.

Let me inform the user that the Worklayer tool discovery system has a bug that's preventing me from executing the workflow, and suggest they try reconnecting or report it.

The Worklayer tool discovery system has a persistent validation bug that's preventing session creation. I can't discover or execute any Gmail or Notion tools until this is resolved.

To fix this, try:

Reconnect Gmail and Notion in your Worklayer settings
Restart your MCP client
If the issue persists, this needs a platform-side fix

I apologize -- I can't complete the Gmail triage workflow right now due to this technical issue.

get me last 5 emails

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The sessionId validation error is consistent - the MCP client seems to be serializing the sessionId object as a string before sending it to the tool. This is a bug in the MCP transport layer, not in my usage. Let me try the worklayer_run_code tool with a hardcoded session or try a completely different approach.

Actually, let me check if there's a way to work around this by using the session bash tool or run_code with some default session handling.

The Worklayer tool discovery system has a persistent bug where the sessionId parameter is being serialized incorrectly. This is preventing me from creating a session to execute any tools.

To unblock this:

Try disconnecting and reconnecting Worklayer in your MCP client settings
Restart your MCP client entirely
If neither works, this is a platform bug that needs to be fixed server-side

I cannot access your Gmail or Notion until this session creation issue is resolved.

reconnect gmail

The user wants to reconnect Gmail. I should use the worklayer_connect_app tool with the gmail provider. I need a sessionId, but the tool discovery is failing. Let me try using the special session IDs or see if connect_app works without a valid session.

Looking at the connect_app schema, it requires a sessionId. Since discovery is failing, let me try with the UUID patterns or see if I can get it to work.

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The reconnection flow also requires a valid session ID, which the discovery system isn't generating due to the validation bug.

To reconnect Gmail manually:

Open the Worklayer Apps Dashboard
Find Gmail in the list
Click on it to inspect the connected credential
Remove the existing Gmail credential
Reconnect Gmail from scratch through the dashboard
After reconnecting, try the Gmail triage workflow again

The underlying session creation issue is a platform bug that needs to be fixed before I can discover or execute any Worklayer tools on your behalf.

get me last 5 emails

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The tool discovery is still failing with the same validation error. The user asked me to get their last 5 emails but the platform has a persistent bug. Let me try a different sessionId format - maybe the issue is that the sessionId object isn't being serialized correctly by the MCP client. Let me try with just a minimal call.

Actually, I've tried many variations already:

{"generateId": true}
{"id": "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000"}
With queries, apps, tools parameters
Minimal calls

All fail with the same error. This is a platform-side bug. I should be honest with the user that I cannot complete this request until the Worklayer tool discovery system is fixed.

The Worklayer tool discovery system is still failing with the same validation error. I cannot access Gmail or any other Worklayer tools until this platform bug is resolved.

Options:

Wait for the platform fix -- the session creation issue needs to be resolved server-side
Use Gmail directly -- you can export or forward the last 5 emails and I'll summarize them
Try a different Worklayer MCP instance if you have access to one

get me last 5 emails

The user is asking again to get the last 5 emails. The tool discovery system has been consistently failing with a validation error. Let me try a completely different approach - maybe I should try calling execute_tools directly with a known session UUID format, or try discovery with absolutely minimal parameters.

Actually, looking at the error more carefully: "Invalid input: expected object, received string" for the sessionId path. This suggests the MCP client might be serializing the JSON object {"generateId": true} as a string before sending it.

Let me try a few things:

Try with a literal UUID string in the format the schema expects
Try without any sessionId at all (though it's required)
Try a different approach entirely

Wait, the schema says sessionId should be a UUID format string or have generateId: true. Maybe the issue is that my MCP client is stringifying the object. Let me try passing it as a plain UUID string first.

Actually, looking at the execute_tools error earlier: "Unknown sessionId. Call worklayer_tool_discovery with sessionId: { generateId: true } to create one". This suggests discovery MUST work first.

Let me try one more time with a slightly different approach - maybe using the exact format the schema expects.

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The Worklayer platform has a persistent bug preventing session creation. I cannot access Gmail or execute any workflows until this is fixed.

To get your last 5 emails right now:

Open Gmail directly and forward/copy them to me
Or use the Gmail search: in:inbox newer_than:3d to see them yourself

For Worklayer to work again:

The session creation validation bug needs a platform fix
Try restarting your MCP client or reconnecting Worklayer

I wnat to connect gmail

The user wants to connect Gmail. The issue is that worklayer_tool_discovery with {"generateId": true} is failing with a validation error saying "expected object, received string". Let me try a different approach - maybe the sessionId parameter format is wrong. Let me check if there's a different way to call it.

Looking at the schema:

"sessionId": {  "anyOf": [    {      "properties": {"generateId": {"const": true, "description": "Generate a new workflow session for this discovery call.", "type": "boolean"}},      "required": ["generateId"],      "type": "object"    },    {      "properties": {"id": {"description": "Reuse an existing workflow session ID.", "format": "uuid", ...}},      "required": ["id"],      "type": "object"    }  ]}

"sessionId": {  "anyOf": [    {      "properties": {"generateId": {"const": true, "description": "Generate a new workflow session for this discovery call.", "type": "boolean"}},      "required": ["generateId"],      "type": "object"    },    {      "properties": {"id": {"description": "Reuse an existing workflow session ID.", "format": "uuid", ...}},      "required": ["id"],      "type": "object"    }  ]}

The error says "Invalid input: expected object, received string" which suggests the sessionId is being serialized as a string somewhere. Let me try calling worklayer_connect_app with a different sessionId approach, or try discovery with different parameters.

Actually, looking at the connect_app function, it requires a sessionId too. But the docs say "First call worklayer_tool_discovery with sessionId: { generateId: true } for the user's task" then use that sessionId for connect_app.

Since discovery is failing, maybe I should try a different approach. Let me check if there's a way to connect without a session, or try the discovery call with minimal parameters.

Wait - the error consistently says "received string" for sessionId. This might be a serialization issue in the MCP layer. Let me try calling it differently or check if there's an alternative path.

Actually, let me just try worklayer_connect_app without requiring discovery first, since Gmail might already be connected. The connect_app docs say "If the app is already connected, this tool returns an error instead of reconnecting it" - so maybe I can try it and see what happens.

But connect_app also needs a sessionId. Let me try with a zero UUID or see if there's another way.

Let me try a completely different approach - maybe I should try the discovery with just apps or just tools.

Used Worklayer Worklayer Tool Discovery

The discovery tool keeps failing with the same validation error. The connect_app tool also needs a sessionId. Let me try calling connect_app with a generated UUID to see if it works, or try a different approach entirely.

Actually, let me check if there's a way to bypass this. The docs mention that connect_app can be called with get_connection_url: true. But it still needs a sessionId.

Let me try with a real UUID format for the sessionId - maybe the generateId flag isn't being processed correctly.

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The session creation is broken. Let me check if maybe there's a different format for the generateId parameter. The error says "expected object, received string" - maybe the JSON is being stringified incorrectly by the MCP layer. Let me try a different approach - maybe I should try to use a direct UUID instead of generateId, or try with different parameter structures.

Actually, let me try the discovery with no other parameters at all - maybe the issue is with how the parameters are being combined.

Used Worklayer Worklayer Tool Discovery

The discovery tool is consistently failing. This is a platform-level bug. The error suggests that the sessionId parameter is being received as a string when it should be an object. This could be a serialization issue in the MCP client or server.

Let me check if there's a way to report this bug or find a workaround. Since I can't create a session, I can't connect apps or execute tools. Let me see if there's any alternative approach.

Actually, let me try the /onboard slash command approach via context bash to see if there's guidance.

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The onboarding skill says to use worklayer_tool_discovery to inspect the user's current state, but that's failing. The core issue is that {"generateId": true} is being received as a string instead of an object. This is likely an MCP protocol serialization issue.

Since I can't create a session through the normal flow, let me try an alternative approach. Maybe I should check if there's a direct way to get a connection URL without going through discovery first. Or perhaps I can try a different sessionId format.

Actually, looking back at the error - it says "Invalid input: expected object, received string" for BOTH validation paths in the anyOf. This strongly suggests the sessionId parameter is being serialized as a string "{"generateId": true}" somewhere in the MCP transport layer before it reaches the validation.

This is a platform bug. Let me report it properly and suggest the user try a workaround.

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There's a platform bug preventing session creation in Worklayer. Every attempt to initialize a workflow session fails with a validation error.

To connect Gmail:

Go directly to Worklayer Apps
Find Gmail and click to connect it
Complete the OAuth flow there

For the session creation bug:

This appears to be an MCP protocol serialization issue
Try restarting your MCP client
If using a specific agent interface (Claude, Cursor, etc.), try reconnecting Worklayer from that interface's settings

Once the session issue is fixed, I can help you triage your inbox and create Notion follow-up tasks.

Search my Gmail for emails from the last 3 days where I haven't replied yet, summarize each by sender/subject/urgency, and create a Notion page with follow-up items

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The tool discovery now works. The session was created with ID "0a0654fd-d957-427d-a16a-7fe88b75b1c1". Now I can see the available tools:

gmail__search_emails - connected (hint: "connected")
gmail__read_thread - connected
notion__create_page - connected (hint: "connected")

Now I need to:

Search Gmail for emails from the last 3 days where I haven't replied
Summarize each by sender/subject/urgency
Create a Notion page with follow-up items

First, let me search for emails from the last 3 days. I'll use the gmail__search_emails tool.

The query should filter for:

newer_than: 3d (last 3 days)
is: unread (unread emails - might be a good proxy for "haven't replied")
or maybe I need to search for emails that need a reply

Actually, I need to think about this more carefully. "Emails where I haven't replied" is tricky to query in Gmail. I could:

Search for unread emails from the last 3 days
Search for emails that are not from me

Let me start with a simpler approach - search for unread emails from the last 3 days in the inbox.

Actually, looking at the tool schema, I need to pass:

maxResults: number (required)
includePayload: boolean (required)
query: object (optional)

The query object can have:

newer_than: string (e.g., "3d")
is: "unread" | "starred" | "read" | "important"

Let me search for unread emails from the last 3 days. That seems like a reasonable proxy for emails needing attention/reply.

The tool discovery works now. I can see:

Gmail is connected (gmail__search_emails, gmail__read_thread)
Notion is connected (notion__create_page)

Now let me search for emails from the last 3 days that likely need your attention (unread emails are a good proxy for emails not yet replied to).

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I got 4 unread emails from the last 3 days. But the results only have ID and threadId - I need to get more details. Let me read the threads to get sender, subject, and snippet information. I'll need to read each thread to get the details.

Actually, looking at the search_emails outputSchema, it should return emails with: id, threadId, subject, from, to, body, snippet, internalDate, attachments.

But the result only shows ID and threadId. This might be because includePayload is false and maybe the snippet isn't being returned? Let me try with includePayload set to true to get more details, or use a different approach.

Actually wait - the query in search_emails expects "is" to be a string from the enum: "important", "unread", "starred", "read". And the output should include subject, from, snippet, etc.

The result only shows ID and threadId which is strange. Let me try again with includePayload: true to get more details.

I found 4 unread emails from the last 3 days, but the results only show IDs. Let me get more details by including the payload:

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Now I have the email details. Let me summarize them:

Google ([REDACTED]) - "Security alert" - A security notification about Worklayer getting access to the Google account. This is a system notification, not something requiring a reply.
Jacob Bank ([REDACTED]) - "Updates to our sub-processors" - Relay.app updated their subprocessors list. "No action is required from you."
Frederic from FullEnrich ([REDACTED]) - "F&F Ep12 - How AI actually changed prospecting (live this Thursday)" - An event invitation for a live show on Thursday 5/7 at 11am EST. This might be worth a reply if interested.
Indie Hackers ([REDACTED]) - Newsletter about bootstrapping a $7M ARR enterprise product, vibe coding tools, etc. Newsletter, no reply needed.

Let me analyze these emails by sender, subject, and urgency:

Google Security Alert - HIGH urgency - Need to verify this is legitimate (though it seems to be - it's about Worklayer access)
Relay.app Subprocessors Update - LOW urgency - No action required
FullEnrich Event Invite - MEDIUM urgency - Could be interesting, might want to register or decline
Indie Hackers Newsletter - LOW urgency - Newsletter, read when have time

Now I need to create a Notion page with these follow-up items. Let me use notion__create_page.

I found 4 unread emails from the last 3 days. Let me summarize them and create a Notion page with follow-up items:

Email Summary:

#	Sender	Subject	Urgency
1	Google ([REDACTED])	Security alert	🔴 High - Verify Worklayer access is legitimate
2	Jacob Bank (Relay.app)	Updates to our sub-processors	🟢 Low - No action required
3	Frederic (FullEnrich)	F&F Ep12 - How AI actually changed prospecting	🟡 Medium - Event Thursday 5/7, may want to register
4	Indie Hackers	Newsletter: Bootstrapping $7M ARR, vibe coding tools	🟢 Low - Read when have time

Now let me create a Notion page with these follow-up items:

Used Worklayer Worklayer Execute Tools

The error suggests the tool_calls is being received as a string, which is a validation error. This seems like another serialization issue. Let me try a simpler call with fewer arguments, or try using the run_code approach to orchestrate this.

Actually, wait - the error says "expected array, received string". That's strange because I'm passing a proper array. The second error says "Too big: expected string to have <=20 characters" - that's likely a different field.

Let me try with a simpler page - maybe the markdown is too long or there's some other issue. Let me try again with a simpler format.

Let me try with a simpler Notion page format:

Used Worklayer Worklayer Execute Tools

The Notion page needs a parent. I need to specify either:

parent_page_id
parent_page_url
parent_database_id
parent_database_url
parent_data_source_id

Let me try with a parent_page_id. I need to first find a valid page ID to use as parent. Let me check what pages exist in Notion, or I could ask the user for their preferred parent page.

Actually, let me try using the root page or a common approach - maybe using parent_page_url or asking the user for a page ID.

Let me try to get the user's default page or workspace. Actually, I should ask the user which Notion page they want to create this under, or I can try a common approach like using no parent (which might default to root).

Actually, looking at the error message more carefully - "Provide a page parent or a database/data source parent" - I need to provide one of these parameters. Let me try with an empty string or see if there's a default.

Wait - maybe I need to just leave out the parent and it will default to the root? Let me try without the parent parameter.

Actually no - the error says I need to provide a parent. Let me try with a common pattern - maybe I can get the user's workspace or ask them.

Let me try a different approach - use run_code to orchestrate this better, or just ask the user for the parent page ID.

The Notion page needs a parent page ID. Which Notion page should I create this under?

Either:

Give me your Notion workspace URL or page ID
Or I can create it in a specific database if you have one

Alternatively, I can create the page under a common location. What's your preferred Notion destination for this triage list?