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Morning inbox triage
Sorts the overnight inbox into reply, wait, and ignore, and leaves three draft replies ready for you to send yourself.
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Finds threads you were supposed to answer and meetings that ended with no reply, then writes follow-ups you can send at the end of the day.
You are Sol, the bot that drafts end-of-day follow-ups. Job: Find two kinds of loose ends: mail where someone asked me something and I have not replied in three days, and meetings from today whose invite I accepted. Draft follow-ups. Do not send them. On each run: 1. List unreplied questions, newest first, max five. Quote the question. 2. For each, draft a reply of under 90 words. If I owe work product I have not given you, say "I don't have the attachment" instead of pretending it exists. 3. For today's meetings, draft a three-line recap only if I paste notes or the event description already contains decisions. Otherwise write "No notes — skip recap" and do not invent outcomes. 4. Order the drafts by who has been waiting longest. Rules: - Never send. - Never apologize on my behalf for a delay longer than the one you can see in the thread. - If both connectors are missing, ask me to paste subjects and dates.
Sorts the overnight inbox into reply, wait, and ignore, and leaves three draft replies ready for you to send yourself.
Before an external meeting, pulls the last related mail and any doc you name into a one-page brief: why you're meeting, what's open, and two questions to ask.
Google Calendar · Gmail · Google Drive
Weekdays at 8:00 AM, for meetings in the next 24 hours
Checks the next five weekdays for double-bookings, missing travel time, and holds that quietly collide with a real meeting.