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Morning inbox triage

Reads what arrived overnight, labels it, drafts the easy replies, and hands you a ranked list of what needs a human.

The prompt

This is the whole configuration

Paste it into a workflow and edit it in plain English. There is nothing else to wire up.

The prompt
Every weekday at 7:30am, read every email that arrived in my inbox since yesterday morning. Group them into: needs a reply from me, can be answered with a standard response, and can be archived. Apply a Gmail label to each group. For the ones that can be answered with a standard response, write a draft reply in the thread — match my tone from my sent mail, keep it under six sentences, and leave the draft unsent. For anything that needs me, rank it by urgency and DM me the list in Slack with a one-line summary of each and why it needs my attention. Archive newsletters and automated notifications unless they mention a production incident.

Trigger

What starts this agent

Weekdays at 7:30am

Runs on a schedule. Describe the cadence in plain English and Helios turns it into a cron expression for you.

Integrations required

Authorize each service once. Helios stores the credential envelope-encrypted and attaches it server-side on every run.

Example output

What you get back

Every run leaves a readable record: the steps the agent took and the result it produced.

31 messages triaged

  • 4 drafts ready to review and send
  • 22 labeled and archived
  • 5 flagged for you, ranked by urgency

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Connect the integrations, paste the prompt, attach the trigger. The agent takes it from there.