A mission
One line describing what it is for. Everything it triages, drafts and escalates is judged against this sentence, and you can rewrite it at any time.
The product
Most tools bolt AI onto an inbox. Here the AI is the subject and the mailbox is equipment it was handed — which is why it can hold a mission, a memory and a permission profile, and why its authority is something you set rather than something you accept.
One line describing what it is for. Everything it triages, drafts and escalates is judged against this sentence, and you can rewrite it at any time.
One account it operates, connected over IMAP and SMTP or OAuth. It reads, sorts and drafts there — and only there.
Working memory for the thread in front of it, distilled long-term memory for what it has learned, and a shared layer across your own workers.
Four capability areas, each set independently, each visible on one screen and revocable in one click.
Sorts arriving mail against its mission and your history, and marks what needs a human decision with a one-line reason you can argue with.
Writes replies in your register, with the thread history and the relevant facts from memory already in hand. Every draft is staged, never sent.
Files, labels and archives according to rules it learned from watching you, rather than rules you had to write out in advance.
Turns handled mail into structured facts — people, companies, commitments, dates — so the next thread starts from what you already established.
Posts a daily card at a time you choose: yesterday's progress, today's plan, and the items waiting on your decision.
Hybrid semantic and keyword retrieval across mail, memory and files. The index is built and queried on your machine.
Four capabilities, two tiers, set independently. This is the whole of what the product will do on your behalf — there is no hidden third column.
| Capability | Manual Only | Semi-Auto |
|---|---|---|
| Replying to mail | Advises | Drafts, you approve |
| Organising mail | Advises | Drafts, you approve |
| Writing files | Advises | Drafts, you approve |
| Sending attachments | Advises | Drafts, you approve |
Defaults are the most conservative setting in every row. Hard delete is never permitted, at any tier.
Each is a starting point, not a cage: use one as-is, adapt it, or begin from blank and save your own.