Daily inbox digest
Every morning, summarize what landed in your inbox and flag what needs a reply.
By DamonVersion 10 installsUpdated Sep 23, 2026
GmailWhat it does
Each morning at 8:00 the workflow reads the email that arrived in the last 24 hours, sorts it into needs a reply, FYI, and noise, and drafts a one-line suggested reply for anything in the first group.
It then opens a chat thread with the digest so you can reply, delegate, or ask follow-up questions in place.
What you need
- A connected Gmail account.
Customize it
- Change the schedule on the trigger step.
- Edit the agent instructions to match how you triage (for example, treat anything from your manager as urgent).
What It Does, Step by Step
Step 1Trigger
Runs every day at 8:00 AM (America/New_York)Runs every day at 8:00.
Step 2Agent
Search my email for everything received in the last 24 hours. Group the messages into three lists: (1) needs a reply from me, (2) FYI, (3) noise such as newsletters and automated notifications. For each message in the first list write a one-line suggested reply. Return the three lists in that order, most important first, with sender, subject, and a one-sentence gist per message.
UsesStep 3Send a Message
Open a thread titled "Inbox digest for today". Post the digest from the previous step as a concise message: a short headline with the count of messages needing a reply, then the three lists. Offer to draft or send any of the suggested replies.
