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inboxpilot

AdityaPagare619/inboxpilot

Self-hosted Gmail triage prototype using Jev urgency, category and reply-needed decisions.

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Created
2026-10-02
Last updated on GitHub
2026-10-03
Added to AionEdge
2026-10-05
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AdityaPagare619

What Jev does in inboxpilot

Uses bounded questions and confidence thresholds to propose actions or escalate to a digest. Fixture demos are offline; live access and label changes require explicit Gmail configuration. Catalog verification inspected README and source; the application was not independently runtime-tested.

Verification

Verified. We confirmed this repository through the GitHub API and located the code that calls Jev at a pinned commit: view the Jev code ↗. Upstream code changes over time, so check that the file still exists at the current commit before citing it.

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