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AI assistants for email

Email is where much of knowledge work goes to queue. An assistant can turn the inbox into a shorter work list: messages classified on arrival, drafts waiting where replies are due, and sent threads tracked when a response matters.

01Sound familiar?

  • Re-reading the same unanswered emails every morning
  • Important threads buried under newsletters and CCs
  • Replies that take 90 seconds of typing but wait three days
  • Follow-ups that depend on you remembering to check

02What an assistant does here

  1. 01 Triage on arrival

    Sorts incoming mail into needs reply, needs action, waiting on someone, and low-priority categories so the inbox reads as a work queue.

  2. 02 Drafts where replies are due

    Prepares responses for routine confirmations, scheduling and standard questions. You review and send until a narrower lane has earned a different approval rule.

  3. 03 Tracks the open loops

    Knows which sent emails await replies and nudges the right person — or you — when the wait exceeds your rules.

  4. 04 Summarises the long threads

    Twelve-message thread, three stakeholders, one decision buried in message eight: summarised with the decision and open questions on top.

02AA concrete view

Personal work queue

Incoming brief

“Road tax is due in June. Keep it from becoming urgent.”

Today, waiting and due soon

  • Road tax renewal

    Due in 14 days · link prepared

    Ready
  • Insurance confirmation

    Waiting on provider · recheck Friday

    Watching
  • Dental appointment

    Two times available

    Choose

03Limits and conditions

  • Start read-only: triage and drafts need no send permission, which keeps the first rollout low-risk.
  • The assistant reads selected mail to help with it. The scope should name where that data is processed, retained, and whether any supplier may use it for model improvement.
  • Sending should stay behind approval until its judgment has a track record; auto-send is earned, not default.

04Packages for this job

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