Morning briefing from Gmail and Calendar
An email draft waiting for you each morning: today's meetings, the emails that need a reply today, and what changed overnight.
Your agent reads the unread emails that need an answer and leaves a draft reply in each thread. Nothing is sent until you send it.
Using Corsair, go through my unread Gmail from the last two days. For each email that needs a reply from me, write a short draft reply in the same thread and leave it in Drafts. Don't send anything. Then list which emails you drafted replies for.
Sign in to each app once. Corsair keeps the credentials and makes the calls, so your agent never sees a password or key.
Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Claude Code use the same address:
https://mcp.corsair.dev/mcpChatGPT personal plans get read tools only, and this prompt changes things in your apps. On those plans, use Claude, Cursor or Claude Code instead.
Your agent runs it right away and tells you what it did. Change the names in it (channels, repos, teams, time zone) to your own.
Drafts keep you in control. Sending is a separate operation, and on a Strict link Corsair asks you first anyway.
"The last two days" keeps the run quick. Widen it once you trust the drafts.
The list at the end tells you which drafts to review, so you don't have to open every thread.
The Corsair tools your agent uses for this job. Writes follow your link's mode: on a Strict link, each one waits for your approval.
An email draft waiting for you each morning: today's meetings, the emails that need a reply today, and what changed overnight.
Before each external meeting, a short prep note: who you're meeting, the company and open deals in HubSpot, and your last emails with them.
Only if your link allows it. In the default Cautious mode, sending runs right away; put Gmail on a Strict link and every write, including sending, waits for your approval. This prompt asks for drafts only.
Yes. Start the prompt with "Every weekday at 8am New York time," and Corsair saves it as a routine that runs on its own.