Show HN: AI over Email
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I want more! For example:
1. Managing my calendar and acting as a human PA, helping to negotiate meeting dates and possibly locations with several participants. 2. Taking over email threads (e.g. with customer support), answering on my behalf as much as it can, but escalating to me (a human) if needed. 3. FAQ mode – if I often receive emails with common queries and have to answer them repeatedly (e.g. invitations to give talks), it could handle those responses for me.
etc.
the reminder and the memory finction (which can be used for task mamagement)
yeah, a forward / reply and ticket/thread feature is the next step which would enable all that you said is the next step. which then enables all the complex behaviour of email interaction that you described.
but probably would need to be a paid feature as otherwise there is too mich potential for spam miss-use.
currently i do not plan any google calendar / other services integration. i want to mimik / support all email only workflow first.
also I think users that will do enable these kind of integrations can use one of the 1000 meeting / calendar management tools anyway.
i want to really mimic a virtual assistant that can only interact via email.
Show HN: FranzAI – An AI Email Assistant that sits behind an Email-Address - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41051185 - July 2024 (6 comments)
‘Franz pay this invoice with my CC ending in 1234’
Thanks for doing this. Yet another tool I can use.
Might migrate to Cyrus IMAP + postfix in the future for calendar support.
Not really an issue for me since I am not using it for mass marketing; and it’s just a personal email server. So just a single user (me).
There were issues with block lists and outlook but was fixed after IP reset. Fortunately most of these services provide near instant feedback via mail protocol or bounced emails.
Plus I have a metrics exported via Prometheus and feeding into influx db and grafana dashboard.
Also fun to monitor Dovecot and postfix logs and get them into grafana. The number of script kiddies just sending random requests is fun to watch. Had a couple of instances where attacker was clearly trying to find a vulnerable user and try to use my server for spam or something else.
I think linode may have had problems in the past with their assigned ip ranges being used as spam. Quickly looking into it, seems like they block outgoing email traffic by default now. But individual server owners need to manage IP rep.