Your work, in whichever AI you use.

Searches every account you have connected to alfred_ (Gmail, Outlook, Microsoft 365, IMAP) in one query, then opens a thread in full: every message, who said what, and whether you already replied. Reads a PDF or an image attachment as text. Never fetches an attachment you did not point at.

Saves a message into your real Drafts folder for you to send yourself, or sends and replies from the account you choose. Anything that leaves your mailbox shows you the message first and waits for a yes, and that check runs inside alfred_ rather than in the assistant.

alfred_ drafts replies on its own in the background. These read that queue, revise a draft's wording or subject, and clear one you do not want. Editing a draft does not send it and is not approval to send it — it stays in the queue for you to decide. They never send one.

Archives, labels, moves and marks read. A single message acts on the one you pointed at. A bulk sweep always counts the matches, shows you the number, and waits for your yes before touching anything.

Creates and edits the standing rules alfred_ applies to new mail, like archiving a newsletter or flagging a client. You see what a rule would and would not have caught before it is saved.

Reads events from your connected calendars for a day or a range, in your timezone, with attendees and locations. Finds genuinely open slots, so a proposed time is one you are actually free for.

Creates and updates events on the calendar you choose, adds a Google Meet or Teams link, and invites people. You see exactly what will be sent, and to whom, before any invitation goes out.

Reads your task lists and adds tasks, due dates and reminders, using the same timing and quiet-hours rules as the rest of alfred_. Changes several to-dos at once when you ask it to — completing, rescheduling or re-prioritising a whole batch in one step, and telling you plainly if any of them could not be changed. It cannot delete a to-do; that stays in the app. Your own lists only, never a team workspace.

Resolves a name to the address you actually use for them, with the company and history alfred_ already holds. This is what stops a reply going to last year's address.

Searches and reads Google Drive, OneDrive and SharePoint, extracting text only and never raw file bytes. A separate permission from email: connecting alfred_ for your inbox does not grant this.

Reads the working notes alfred_ keeps about your work, and records a new one when you tell it something worth keeping. Yours alone, and visible to you in alfred_.

Shows which email and calendar accounts you have connected (up to 6) and whether each is healthy, and hands you a one-tap link to connect another or reconnect one that lost access. It cannot connect or remove an account itself; that stays a signed-in click in alfred_.