What you see
Every card explains why it’s here: “waiting 3 days for a reply,” “looks like a quote request,” “deal going quiet.”
Nothing is a black box.
Acting on a task
Open a task and you have everything in one place, no jumping to your email client.1
Read the thread
The original email is right there, with the earlier back-and-forth collapsed so you’re not scrolling.
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Review the draft
For the emails most likely to need a reply, Emanate has already written one in your voice. It’s grounded in the thread, your knowledge base, and how you’ve handled similar mail before.
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Edit in place
Adjust the draft right in the panel. There’s no separate editor to open.
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Send, stage, or act
Send now, stage it as a draft in your real inbox for later, or take another action: schedule a follow-up, add the contact to a sequence, or open the full editor. When you’re done, the task moves to Done (with an Undo if you clicked too fast).
Dismissing
If a surfaced thread doesn’t need you, dismiss it. It drops off the feed, and Emanate takes note, so it learns what you don’t want to see and stops resurfacing that kind of thing.How your digital twin works
Behind the Agent Inbox is your digital twin: an AI model of how you work. It’s what makes the ranking feel like your own judgment instead of a generic filter. Each weekday morning, the twin runs through a simple loop:1
Takes a fresh look at your inbox
It reads a snapshot of your most recent mail.
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Reasons like you would
It weighs each thread against what it knows about your priorities, your past actions, and your writing style.
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Ranks what's urgent
Every thread gets scored two ways: how time-sensitive it is (how long it’s been waiting, whether someone’s blocked on you) and how likely you’d actually reply. The two combine into the order you see.
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Pre-drafts the top replies
For the handful of most time-critical threads that need a response, it writes the reply ahead of time so it’s ready the moment you open the task.
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Stages your tasks
The highest-value items become Tasks in your queue, so your list is short and specific rather than a wall of mail.
It gets better every week
Once a week the twin reviews how it did (which items you acted on, which you dismissed, which you edited heavily) and corrects itself if it’s drifting from how you actually work. You don’t train it manually; it learns from what you already do.Next steps
Tactics
Hands-off plays that run on a schedule
Demand
The full email workspace behind your Home feed
Quotes
Turn a surfaced RFQ into a finished quote
Channels
Set how the AI email agent drafts and replies