Drafts replies for emails that need a response. You always approve before sending.
Check the new inbox emails from the trigger for ones that need a reply. Skip newsletters, automated notifications, transactional emails, CC-only threads, and threads the user already replied to. Draft replies for direct questions, explicit requests, meeting invites, and introductions. Search user memory for sender context and the user's writing style. Write concise replies matching the original tone. If the request is ambiguous, draft a clarifying reply instead of guessing. Save as Gmail drafts — never send directly. Send the user a summary of drafts created with sender and subject for each.
Fetch recent unread inbox messages. Filter out newsletters, automated notifications, transactional emails, CC-only threads, and threads the user already replied to. Identify direct questions, explicit requests, meeting invites, and introductions that require a draft reply.
For each identified email needing a reply, search memory for relevant context about the sender and the user's typical writing style to inform the draft.
Compose concise replies matching the original tone. If the request is ambiguous, draft a clarifying reply instead of guessing. Save each as a Gmail draft — never send directly.
Send the user a summary listing each draft created with sender name and subject line, so they can review and approve before sending.
