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GIDEON · INBOX

Find the messages that need you.

Bring supported connected messages and agent updates into one inbox. Review the important items and prepare a reply with the context in view.

Start with a request like this.

Keep a draft under review until you are ready to send through a connected channel. Mute the threads you no longer need to follow.

Show me which of these messages need a reply, and draft a response to each.
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  • Review messages and updates
  • Separate replies from FYIs
  • Draft a response
  • Mark handled or mute a thread

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Unified inbox

Review connected messages, mentions, agent requests, proposals, digests, system items and notes.

02

Quick-capture notes

Add a personal note directly to the inbox.

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Needs-reply, FYI and noise triage

Review automated classification and confidence and manually reclassify items.

04

Reply drafting

Inspect message context and evidence, then write or revise a suggested reply.

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Connected-channel replies

Have the agent send a reply through a supported connected channel.Requires setup

06

Inbox resolution and organization

Mark handled, dismiss, favorite or mute a thread.

07

Channel catch-up digests

Summarize recent activity from connected communication sources.Requires setup

08

Morning inbox triage

Schedule recurring review and surface items that need attention.Requires setup

09

Proposal review in the inbox

Review proposed skill, workflow or app changes.

10

Learned triage rules

Inspect or revoke rules derived from repeated decisions and configure supported automatic handling.Optional

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Inbox polling and retention

Configure polling, ranking and retention behavior.

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Trusted channel senders

Allow or revoke trusted senders for connected messaging channels.Requires setup

Bring your own “could you help me…”

Start a conversation and see where it takes you.