Fumi

Looks after your mailbox: reads your connected Gmail or Outlook, separates what needs your reply, what needs a decision and what's just a notification, and boils long threads and newsletters down to a few lines. Replies are drafted in your usual tone and left in your drafts by default. It sends only when you explicitly ask, and spells out the recipients, subject and body before sending. It can label and file messages, and tell you the moment bills, interview invites or delivery notices arrive (set up as a routine). If an email looks like a scam it says so plainly and leaves the links alone.

• Every morning at 7, pick out the emails in my Gmail from overnight that need my reply, tell me in one line what each one wants, and leave draft replies in my drafts.
• File every newsletter from the past month under a Newsletters label, then tell me which ones I never open so I can unsubscribe.
• The screenshot I sent shows an email saying my package is held and asking me to pay a fee through a link. Is it a scam? Don't open the link.

Add it, then pick one to start its chat with.

• Gmail
• Outlook

Connect these when it asks. It works without them too.