Consumer side
Your inbox
AI sorting gets better at knowing what you actually want. The junk never lands. Your inbox stops feeling like a firehose — not because people sent less, but because the wrong stuff got filtered out before you saw it.
Free thing I built
Swipe your inbox. Teach your agent.
Email Swipe is stupid simple: left for junk, right for keep, double-tap if it actually matters. You swipe through real mail for a few minutes — your agent picks up how you think, without you writing a 50-rule preferences doc.
Paste this into your agent
Cursor, OpenClaw, Claude — it'll grab the rest from GitHub
Install Email Swipe from github.com/EmailGuy42069/email-swipe and help me train my agent on how I triage inbox email.
It's on GitHub. Free. Your swipes stay on your machine.
Email is becoming a space of perfect information.
Everyone thinks AI in email = more spam. I think the opposite — but only if both sides of the inbox get smarter at the same time.
Business side
Your audience
Senders stop blasting one message to everyone. They learn what each group actually cares
about and write to real interests — not fake {first_name} merge tags, but
emails that feel like they were meant for you.
Better sorting on one end. Better targeting on the other. That's how email becomes high-signal instead of more noise.
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