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ProductivityYour approval
1You give it a job
2Checks unanswered calendar invitations on weekdays
3You review
What It Does
Checks unanswered calendar invitations on weekdays and prepares responses or alternative meeting times for your approval.
Who It’s For:Calendar users who want pending invites scanned and replies drafted each weekday.
What You Ask It
“Scan my pending calendar invites”
“Draft a decline for this invite”
“Propose a new time for this meeting”
What You Get Back
You get a weekday scan of pending invites, with a draft Accept, Decline, Tentative or Propose-new-time for your yes. If none are pending, it stays quiet.
What It Won’t Do
It waits for your yes on each draft.
① You ask→
② Works on your task→
③ You review
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