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ClickUp is working on autonomous inbox management inside Brain AI! > Brain can read notifications, triage what matters, and clear the rest. > Low-priority items get marked read, follow-ups get snoozed, surfacing urgent items. > It can draft responses and take action on inbox items directly, not just summaries.... show more

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