
Automating Inbox Triage With Agents: What Actually Works
A field-tested breakdown of which inbox tasks AI agents handle reliably today, and where human review still isn't optional.

A field-tested breakdown of which inbox tasks AI agents handle reliably today, and where human review still isn't optional.

Borrowing a human's login is a security disaster waiting to happen. Here's why AI agents deserve their own scoped, revocable, auditable identities.

A concrete walkthrough of building a scoped Tamaton agent that triages your inbox, drafts replies, and files documents — with its own identity and permissions.

A practical evaluation framework — task success, tool-call accuracy, hallucination rate, and recoverability — for deciding whether an agent is safe near your email and calendar.

Autonomous coding agents run commands you didn't write. Here's how to sandbox them like the untrusted executors they are — instead of trusting model alignment.

A practical framework for tracing exactly what leaves your environment when AI touches your documents, code, and email — before it becomes someone else's training data.

The Sonnet 4.6 guardrail results suggest output validation, not raw model choice, is the highest-leverage lever for reliable AI code.

Treat every agent action as untrusted by default. Here's how to build permission boundaries around inbox, files, and calendar instead of handing out blanket access.

Email is the hardest test for an AI agent: ambiguous intent, irreversible actions, and real trust. Here's why most demos quietly avoid it.

Spreadsheet edits demand cell-level, deterministic evaluation — accuracy, reversibility, and formula integrity — not vibes-based scoring.

Calling AI agents 'digital employees' quietly erodes human accountability. Treat them as orchestrated, audited tools instead — here's how and why.

A concrete audit of where your prompts, files, and context actually travel across AI assistants — and the data boundaries every enterprise should demand.
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