Schedule meetings by email from forwarded requests
A user built an AI scheduling assistant that takes forwarded emails, coordinates times with recipients by email, and adds Zoom links to the calendar.
Planning, inboxes, documents, and the back office that runs a business.
211 use cases
A user built an AI scheduling assistant that takes forwarded emails, coordinates times with recipients by email, and adds Zoom links to the calendar.
A user asked an AI assistant to summarize emails received that day and got a summary in under 30 seconds; it also handles meeting summaries, action items, calendar and drafts.
An AI agent read email subjects, sorted them into 6 folders and wrote 12 one-line draft replies in 40 minutes.
A writer built a scheduled Claude agent using Gmail and Calendar connectors to draft replies and add invites to the calendar.
Author built an agent that runs when unread emails arrive and analyzes each one, without auto-replying absent approval.
OpenClaw checks availability, updates events and drafts confirmations for reschedule requests, and sends daily briefings via messaging apps.
A Chrome extension scans a messy Gmail inbox, calendar invites and follow-ups and turns the action items into a to-do list.
A developer built an email intelligence product using agents and MCP, running on open-source models, that lets LLMs query Gmail and Outlook mailboxes; in private beta.
A supervisor Zapier agent delegates to sub-agents that write weekly leadership reports from Jira data and handle feature requests via a Slack slash command.
A builder made an n8n and Gemini watchdog that checks schedules, budgets, procurement, labor, weather and site reports, finds the main bottleneck, and alerts the project lead.
Lindy reviewed Slack activity across sales, support, inventory and reviews for a clothing business and returned a report on demand, support issues, low stock and feedback.
@dani_avila7 tested Perplexity Computer on multiple tasks, where it picked Gemini 3 Flash for some steps and Opus 4.6 for code writing.
Claude computer use built a 52-node n8n workflow in one afternoon that would normally take three weekends.
Marc Bara added 50+ capabilities to Hermes Agent over 15 days, including email triage, briefings, calendar planning and an MCP link to his invoice system.
Claude Cowork read a folder of personal scripts for email, CRM, research and drafting, added them to memory, and carried the capabilities to a new interface.
OpenClaw emailed shower glass suppliers, collated responses, and handled the back-and-forth in a chat thread.
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Nikki set up a shared Hermes Agent for a startup team that pulls call context, handles approvals and creates tasks using shared Obsidian knowledge.