Meet JARVIS
Connect the tools you choose and turn useful context into a next step. Start with the current macOS beta.
Sync multiple Gmail accounts in one workspace. Choose related emails, create a group and ask GPT to analyse it with your instructions. Return to the sources to check the details.
Group analysis is read-only. It does not send email or change calendar events.
The general assistant can check and manage events in a connected Google Calendar, and help you create and manage tasks.
Separate setup and permissions are required. Not every general-assistant action has an additional confirmation step.
Ask the general assistant to prepare Gmail drafts for client updates, follow-ups or meeting arrangements. Review, edit and send them yourself.
The assistant prepares a draft. You make the final decision to send.
Ask by text or voice. Add instructions to an email group and keep useful facts and preferences as memories you confirm, with their sources.
English and Traditional Chinese interface, with Cantonese voice support. Voice and AI services have separate data flows.
Find the right information, prepare a considered reply and follow through on the details. Start with the tools you already use.
Bring it together
Sync multiple Gmail accounts to one workspace on your Mac. Search the mail you have synced, then select related messages and group them across inboxes.
You choose the emails. Gmail stays unchanged.
Make it personal
Give each group its own instructions. Ask GPT to consider those instructions and your confirmed memories, then follow its references back to the source emails.
An analysis you can check against the originals.
Keep the useful details
Save a fact, preference or commitment with its source. Edit it, mark it done or remove it. Active, relevant memories can inform your next group analysis.
Your memory. Your decision to keep it.
Beyond the email workspace, the general assistant connects to the tools you already use. Each connection has its own setup.
Find messages. Draft replies.
Check and manage events.
Search and create pages.
Catch up on issues and PRs.
Find context in your notes.
Connections are optional. Each service needs its own setup and permissions.
The current private beta requires macOS 12 or later and Apple Silicon. Windows, Linux and Intel Macs are not supported; release dates for other platforms have not been announced.
Cloud AI uses your own API key, with provider usage billed separately. Synced content is stored locally; cloud analysis sends relevant context to the provider you configure.
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Currently available for Apple Silicon Macs.
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