
How to Evaluate an AI Inbox Assistant Before You Trust It
A concrete eval rubric for email AI — measuring intent precision, action safety, and hallucinated commitments — plus test cases you can run today.

A concrete eval rubric for email AI — measuring intent precision, action safety, and hallucinated commitments — plus test cases you can run today.

Why the humble spreadsheet is one of the best environments for AI agents to read, write, and verify data — and why grounded tabular reasoning beats free-text prompting.

A concrete eval methodology for action-taking agents: measure task success, failure recovery, and over-action risk before you hand over the keys.

Email's threads, recipients, and async replies aren't legacy baggage — they're a proven control surface for AI agents. Here's why the inbox is great agent interface design.

A practical guide to what AI scheduling agents actually need — timezone handling, conflict resolution, and intent inference — and where today's automations break.

A step-by-step guide to building a custom email agent that reads, labels, drafts replies, and schedules follow-ups using Tamaton's unified context.

Public benchmarks rarely predict real performance. Here's how to build a task-specific eval harness from your own emails, docs, and spreadsheets.

An architecture guide for AI systems that classify email by learning from patterns over time, rather than judging each message in isolation.

Stop treating email as a message stream to triage. For agents, the inbox is queryable state — structured, indexed, and ready to act on.

Practical LLM evaluation methods for teams without labeled ground truth: LLM-as-a-judge, rubric scoring, and regression sets you can ship today.

A practical guide to building prompt caching layers that cut latency and cost across complex multi-agent orchestrations.

The highest-ROI AI in your inbox isn't drafting replies — it's routing, prioritizing, and summarizing. Here's the architecture to build it.
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