Inbox × Jev
A personal mailbox triage agent. It scores each email against questions you define — category, importance, and checks such as “is this a scam?” — then applies a verdict you can undo.
What it does
- Reads Gmail metadata and a short snippet, not the full message body.
- Classifies mail with Jev through the Vercel AI Gateway.
- Can apply labels, archive, move mail to Trash, or save a draft.
- Cannot send mail. It never deletes messages outright. Trash still holds for 30 days.
How a run works
Dry run is on by default. The first passes only report what would change. When verdicts look right, you turn dry run off in Settings. Every live action is reversible: labels come off, archived mail stays in All Mail, and Undo run takes back the last write.
Cheap header rules and a sender cache settle most mail. The model only sees a short digest — sender, subject, authentication hints, and a truncated snippet — never the raw message.
Who it is for
This is a single-operator tool built by Deep AI Research. The live app may run on your machine or on Streamlit Community Cloud. Google OAuth consent for Gmail happens on a desktop client you control.
Open the deployed app: emailagent on Streamlit Community Cloud.
Read how Gmail data is used: Privacy policy.