Email and inbox triage with decision models

Mac app with AI bots running business ops on cloud computers, using TypeSafe for small yes/no calls like risk and which bot takes a job.

Open-source AI email assistant; listed as using Jev as an optional classifier for email intent and triage.

Config-driven IMAP inbox classifier with a terminal UI where Jev answers yes/no per category to tag, move, flag or notify.

Free Claude Code skill where Jev sorts and Claude writes: classify, pre-route items so Claude reads only unsure ones, and gate tool calls.

Triage for DingTalk mail and chats where Jev sorts messages into needs-reply, updates, promo, sales or spam with attention flags.

Google Apps Script that labels, archives or trashes Gmail conversations based on Jev answers to your plain-English yes/no questions.

Gmail classifier running on Google Apps Script where Jev decides action-needed, importance and category for each thread.

Chrome/Brave extension that uses Jev to classify, label and safely bulk-clean a Gmail inbox with undo.

Dry-run-first Proton Mail Bridge triage on macOS where Jev answers whether each message is spam or phishing.

Android and Windows message-priority assistant where Jev scores urgency and reply-now for each message and sorts them by colour.

Google Apps Script Gmail classifier that applies your own plain-English labels with Jev and archives only high-confidence unwanted mail.

n8n Jev Decision node that sends confident items onward automatically and routes uncertain ones to a person.

Chrome extension that drafts WhatsApp and Gmail replies and hides unproductive YouTube videos using a Jev yes/no question per video.

Local open-source work assistant that turns mail and tickets into agent tasks, with an optional Jev condition-check module.

Local-first work-message classifier that uses Jev to sort chat messages into urgent, to-do, worth reading and skip, with cross-chat to-dos.

Turns an inbox into a short action queue: seven Jev questions per thread decide what needs you, urgency and next step.

Read-only Chrome extension that badges each Gmail message with Jev's category, priority, spam % and reply %.

Email triage proof of concept: one Jev call with 11 narrow questions per message, combined in Python into kind and topic labels.

Two beginner Python apps using Jev: a message sorter and a support ticket router that send uncertain items to human review.

Creator inbox sorter: Jev answers five questions per comment or DM and code decides to notify, draft, like, hide, archive or escalate.

Go CLI that asks Jev each message's category, urgency and frustration, sorts by urgency and lists low-confidence items for review.

Educational email agent where Jev picks each message's label, reply need and family flag before drafting.

OpenPoke fork sending yes/no decisions to Jev instead of Claude Sonnet, with an A/B on cost and latency and an injection-gate attack study.

Outlook add-in for Microsoft 365 work and school accounts that uses Jev from TypeSafe.

Small Go agent-loop library with an optional goodall/typesafe package that uses Jev as a tool or hook beside chat models.

Ruby gem making semantic checks ordinary methods: feels?, decide and score on model fields, with Rails validations.

Read-only, local Gmail triage that sorts each message into five trays with an urgency score using Jev via Vercel AI Gateway.

.NET app that classifies Outlook, Gmail and IMAP mail into your categories with Jev, preview-first with a hard cost cap, all local.

Terminal Gmail client for Omarchy where Jev files mail into Gmail labels when confident and grades replies as you write.

Gmail organiser where readable rules do most filing and Jev judges only what rules leave, with receipts and undo for every change.