Draft replies to emails waiting on me
Drafts for the emails that need you, matched to your voice and left unsent
At each run, go through my Gmail inbox and find threads where the last meaningful message is from someone else and I likely owe a reply. Ignore newsletters, notifications, receipts, and threads I already answered. For each real thread, read enough history to understand context, then draft a reply in my voice. Use my past sent emails for tone and phrasing when helpful, but do not invent commitments, prices, dates, or approvals. If a thread is sensitive, ambiguous, or needs information only I have, do not draft it; flag it with the exact question I need to answer. If I deleted a prior draft for the same thread, treat that as intentional and do not recreate it unless there is a newer inbound message. Save replies as Gmail drafts only. Never send. Finish with a short table: sender, subject, why it needs me, drafted or flagged, and any missing context.
