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Suggested replies and forwards surface as drafts you can change or discard. Low-confidence matches can require a tap before anything leaves your account.
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NeoMail connects to Gmail, Microsoft 365, or IMAP and calls the LLM endpoint you provide for classification and short, structured decisions against rules you write in plain language. When a rule calls for it, you get a draft to edit—not an unsent message on autopilot. Heuristics thin out bulk mail first; quiet hours and confirmation gates keep the machine in its lane.
// Catch-all + specific rules; optional per-mailbox scope { "displayName": "Urgent client", "criteriaPrompt": "From known clients or mentions P0 / production down", "action": "notifyWithSuggestion", "mailboxScope": "selectedMailboxes" }
NeoMail uses a language model as a fast reader and pattern matcher. It is not a replacement for your inbox, your policies, or your send button.
Suggested replies and forwards surface as drafts you can change or discard. Low-confidence matches can require a tap before anything leaves your account.
Every automation is grounded in text you wrote. Criteria prompts and actions stay visible in the app—no opaque scoring layer marketed as “AI magic.”
Newsletters and obvious bulk paths are handled with deterministic filters first. The model runs when your configuration says the message is worth the latency and cost.
No hand-waving. Below is the practical split between on-device handling and the payload sent to your chosen API.
The point isn’t to hand your inbox to an autopilot. It’s to spend less time on the repetitive sorting—and to keep every send under your judgment.
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