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Inbox Jev (Litebox)

Gmail triage tool asks Jev to categorize incoming mail with calibrated confidence, then labels, archives, auto-unsubscribes or flags messages for review.

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Use
Message and ticket triage
Industry
Productivity
Form
Open-source tool
Stage
In production
Plugs into
Gmail
Listed
2026-10-17
Found via
github
Repository
hellolitebox/litebox-inbox-jev
Stars
2
Forks
0
Last push
2026-10-29
Language
Python
License
MIT

The README opens with

Not an engineer? Read How Inbox Jev sorts your email: what it does to your inbox, how to correct it and what to do when it gets something wrong, in plain words.

Triage your Gmail inbox with TypeSafe Jev. Every few minutes it reads new inbox emails, asks Jev which category they belong to (with a calibrated confidence), and:

- labels them (Jev/Important, Jev/Action, Jev/Marketing, …), - archives receipts, tool notifications, newsletters, marketing and cold sales outreach, - unsubscribes from verified marketing and cold-outreach sequences (RFC 8058 one-click or mailto:) and moves scams/phishing to Spam, - keeps what needs you in the inbox: personal email (Jev/Important) and automated email that needs an action (Jev/Action: approve a payment,...

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