Emails
Your inbox, with your assistant alongside it.
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Emails puts your inbox and your assistant side by side. It works with Gmail and Outlook. The assistant reads, drafts, sends, and organises; you review and approve.
The layout has three columns. Left is your message list, with tabs for All, Unread, and AI Drafted — replies the assistant has already written for you. Centre is the open email: sender, subject, body, and attachments, with Reply and Forward. Right is a live chat with your assistant about the inbox. It gives you a status (“Nine unread. Sarah wants Thursday at 2, I drafted the reply. Want me to send it?”) and quick-action chips like “Send Sarah’s draft” or “Handle Oak Street”.
The core loop: the assistant drafts a reply, you find it under AI Drafted or in the chat, you read it, and you approve the send. Nothing goes out until you say so. Sending an email always shows an approval card, whatever approval mode you use.
Email access level. When you connect your email you choose how much the assistant may do: Read only, Read and draft, Send with my OK, or Handle it. With Handle it, the assistant drafts replies, labels, and archives on its own, but it still asks before it sends anything. You can change the level on the email app's card in Integrations.
Unsubscribing. Ask the assistant to unsubscribe you from a newsletter. It opens the unsubscribe link in that email for you.
Email into a task. Ask the assistant to turn an email into a task. The task links back to the email, so you can open it from the task. See Turn an Email into a Task.
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