This article details how to set up an email triage system using Home Assistant and a local Large Language Model (LLM) to summarize and categorize incoming emails, reducing inbox clutter and improving email management. It covers the setup of a REST command to interface with Ollama, the automation process, and the benefits of using a local LLM for privacy.
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides tools for interacting with JMAP (JSON Meta Application Protocol) email servers. Built with Deno and using the jmap-jam client library.
DispatchMail is an open source locally run (though currently using OpenAI for queries) AI-powered email assistant that helps you manage your inbox. It monitors your email, processes it with an AI agent based on your prompts, and provides a (locally run) web interface for managing drafts/responses, and instructions.
This page details the topic namers available in Turftopic, allowing automated assignment of human-readable names to topics. It covers Large Language Models (local and OpenAI), N-gram patterns, and provides API references for the `TopicNamer`, `LLMTopicNamer`, `OpenAITopicNamer`, and `NgramTopicNamer` classes.
This tutorial demonstrates how to perform semantic clustering of user messages using Large Language Models (LLMs) by prompting them to analyze publicly available Discord messages. It covers methods for data extraction, sentiment scoring, KNN clustering, and visualization, emphasizing faster and less effort-intensive processes compared to traditional data science approaches.
The article discusses how AI agents can help business owners manage their inboxes by sorting emails, filtering spam, and automating responses. It highlights the benefits of AI in maintaining productivity through deep work, updating business processes, and enabling personalized communication. The author suggests implementing safeguards to ensure accuracy and appropriateness in email communications.
In Thunderbird email client, tags are used to organize and group messages manually or through filters. They can be assigned and removed via the context menu, toolbar, or message header, and are case-insensitive. Tags are stored differently depending on whether you use POP or IMAP accounts, and their color is determined by the lowest-numbered tag assigned. The article also discusses differences between tags and labels, interoperability with other email clients, and various add-ons that enhance tag functionality.
