Version

v0.19.0 (b25a3c0)

Summary

gog gmail drafts delete <id> permanently deletes a draft. Unlike gog gmail trash
(which moves messages to Trash, recoverable), there is no reversible path for drafts —
gog gmail trash accepts message IDs only, and gog gmail drafts exposes only
list/get/delete/send/create/update. For an agent driving a live mailbox, an
accidental drafts delete is unrecoverable.

Expected

Either:

• a reversible default (e.g. move the draft's underlying message to Trash) with a
  --force/--permanent flag for the irreversible path, matching how gmail trash
  treats messages; or
• if the Gmail API genuinely only supports permanent draft deletion, document that
  clearly in gog gmail drafts delete --help so callers know there's no undo.

Notes

The underlying Gmail API distinction: users.drafts.delete is permanent, but the
draft's message can be trashed via users.messages.trash on draft.message.id.
A reversible mode could trash that message id instead of deleting the draft.

Filed from usage of the gogcli-mcp wrapper.