Email replies

the blocker wasn't capability. it was that the personal assistant job i actually want (mail, notes, calendar, "what did i promise") already lives on my laptop, and i wasn't ready to hand off cards day one.

5 minutes tops. And moving forward this will be the flow.

oh no my instinct @muse and @TownAI are having a turf war whenever a new email appears

Town AI offers an autonomous personal assistant feature that acts as a digital worker—learning your habits to manage schedules, draft emails, and handle routine workflows across your entire tech stack.

Instinct helped me successfully find and request multiple quotes for some housework I wanted to have done, communicate with the contractors via email, and then confirm, and schedule, the best option (most reputable and least expensive).

I've used it every day for the last 7 days, and I'm highly, highly impressed.

One reviewer noted that its grammar could feel "a bit unprofessional", particularly when Folk writes emails on the user's behalf.

Been an absolute game changer for my personal work- I’ve got my own assistant now prepping me for a day in the stock market, responding to emails, and learning how I like to work.

In September it shipped something the others only implied: its own email address at mail.instinct.com, so the agent can create accounts and talk to businesses without stuffing your inbox.

Take a picture of a shopping list on the frige and order all of it from Sam's Club

The process didn't go smoothly on mobile; the Google sign-in screen kept glitching and returning me to the Muse website instead of the app.

I use Instinct and I'm very happy with it so far.

he handles my calendar and drafts follow-ups. i approve what goes out.

muse’s #1 use case is email and calendar

I got access to Instinct recently and quickly found some pretty compelling use-cases for it.

Muse is Meta's personal AI agent that shops, emails, and books travel for you from a chat.

It books, it orders, it watches my inbox, it remembers everything.

and then not sending the email itself. This is intern behavior which may have been ok 9 months ago but newer

It tracks my deadlines, handles my email, and gets things done.

Now I use Mimestream and have my @TownAI agent draft emails and organize inbox (among many other things)

I'm really loving @TownAI 's assistant AI

give your favorite agent read/write access like @TownAI

use @TownAI or another agent to handle inbox organization and email drafting

Orchid is a personal EA that lives in iMessage and SMS: it texts you your day each morning, drafts replies in your voice, books meetings, dinners and travel after you approve, runs recurring habits, and remembers what you tell it. Gmail and Google Calendar only; no published pricing.

Went over my emails, and found a subscription for an app that I don't even use

So the truth is, I’ve only used it for one day, but for work purposes, it’s been amazing. I have it responding to basic emails and set up summary reminders every hour.

Instinct is the first one i actually hand real tasks to. It booked my family's flights end to end,orders my stuff, watches my kids' school email.

I am so pumped to continue using instinct!

Every five is just not good enough when other services like @interaction send me alerts nearly instantly.

I asked my townie to monitor a couple of email threads and alert me when I get a response.

I had a version of this w openclaw — but now can just recommend @TownAI !

Moms, dads all of us need @TownAI to survive the onslaught of school emails and WhatsApp groups. Only feature request: more ability to go back into WhatsApp groups and read/summarize.

I've tried Hermes, OpenClaw, Tasklet, GrokBot but Instinct takes the cake

this is a leap forward in personal agent UX in that it works inside of my WhatsApp.

Every morning, my Instinct grabs the new emails from my Gmail inbox

Bookings, rebookings, complicated travel planning, restaurant reservations, email follow ups, all out of the box, autonomous and done well and in a reassuring way (screenshots, etc).

does a great job prepping meetings, automatically drafting emails and optimizing my day

It's insane how well the @vellum_ai email integration works.

I was literally emailing my town agent when I saw this!

@iknowdan @tonycclo @Andrey__HQ @interaction @pallyai @avec connect your email to it for 10 minutes lol most fun you will ever have checking your email

One user cheered, "I have a backlog of friends I ghosted on WhatsApp because I forgot to text back. Hoping to power through them with Pally." Indeed, for those who suffer from messaging anxiety, this tool is a lifesaver.

Town is a credible AI work assistant, not a dressed-up chatbot.

currently it’s largely an email reader, a to do list, and a very funny bot (amazing product btw)

It gets time wrong, which is unforgivable for a product about time. Its email judgment isn't sharp enough to trust unsupervised.

one user wrote a one-star review after weeks of use, arguing that basic email checks took fifteen minutes or more when they worked at all.

It's more capable than Poke on email specifically, with prebuilt routines for inbox triage, meeting briefings, and expense logging.

One of my new favorite AI tools is @TownAI . It sweeps my emails, drafts responses, does morning briefing, calendaring, and so much more!

# 4. Orchid **Website:** orchid.ai **Best for:** work email and meetings **Pros:** * Useful for drafting replies and booking meetings * Approval-before-sending flow makes sense for work * More executive-assistant-like than chatbot-like **Cons:** * Mostly focused on work coordination * Less useful if email and meetings are not your main pain point * Not as broad as a daily personal assistant **My take:** Interesting for people who spend a lot of time coordinating through email and calendar.

sounds like caddy is handling the productivity/email workflow stuff really well for u.

So far I have been impressed; it does a good job of texting me about important emails to check.

Orchid orchid.ai, exec assistant, drafts replies and books meetings, wants sign-off before sending

If your work lives across Slack, project management tools, and CRM systems, the email-first model may add friction instead of cutting it.

an AI in your pocket is now better at managing your health than your doctor, your calendar than your assistant, and your money than you.

Wild how little I actually open my email client since.

If you couldn't tell by now, I'm a fan of Poke.