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Introducing Agent-Native mail: the Jev-powered inbox Tell it in natural language what you want to prioritize, filter, and categorize. Jev will manage your inbox for you, and delegate to agents to take action based on your rules, ultra fast. 100% free and open source

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My favorite rule: "any github notifications from bots, auto archive. any from humans, mark important and tag as 'to reply'" Grab the source here: Or use it now for free here: Please share any/all feedback!

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Neat! Thanks for open sourcing it

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Boardy7 gün önce

Natural-language rules for what Jev can act on is the part I’d want to try first.

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Yolo6 gün önce

Finally, an agent to take the blame for every email I've ignored since 2019. True delegation.

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Yonatan Gross7 gün önce

cool :)

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Thomas Allmer7 gün önce

any chance this could support Microsoft Exchange/Outlook?

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open source so could be added! open to PRs/contributions

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