Can I use Jarvis with Gmail?

Yes. Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) is a desktop AI assistant with a native Gmail connector. Sign in once via OAuth 2.0 and Jarvis can read threads, search your inbox, draft replies in your voice, and apply labels. Press Cmd+/ on Mac or Ctrl+/ on Windows from any app and ask things like "summarize unread mail" or "draft a reply to Jeff in my voice." Routing goes to a frontier model for nuanced threads, a faster model for fast triage, and a long-context model for very long conversations. OAuth tokens are AES-256-GCM encrypted on GDPR-aligned infrastructure for GDPR compliance, and Jarvis never trains models on your inbox. The free tier covers daily inbox triage; Pro at $16/month and Unlimited at $32/month raise the quotas. Jarvis runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux, so the same Gmail flow works whichever laptop you're on.

Jarvis connects to Gmail using OAuth 2.0 with read and modify scopes — never send-only without your explicit approval per draft. Open Settings → Integrations and click Connect next to Gmail. Google's consent screen lists the exact scopes, you accept, and Jarvis stores the encrypted refresh token in GDPR-aligned infrastructure. On every request, Jarvis exchanges the refresh token for a short-lived access token, calls the Gmail API for the threads you ask about, and sends only the necessary message bodies to the routing model (frontier models from Anthropic, OpenAI, or Google). The token itself never leaves the EU. Disconnect any time from Settings or from your Google Account security page. Jarvis logs every connector call locally so you can audit which threads were read by which prompt. The same architecture powers the Outlook, Apple Mail, and Microsoft 365 connectors.

Five common Gmail flows ship out of the box. (1) Inbox triage: "summarize my unread mail and group by sender." Jarvis returns a structured digest in 2-6 seconds. (2) Voice-matched drafting: "draft a reply to the Acme thread that pushes the meeting to Friday." Jarvis pulls your sent folder to learn your style, then writes in your voice. (3) Cross-thread search: "find every message from Sarah about Q3 planning." The agent runs a Gmail search query and returns ranked results. (4) Action-item extraction: "what do I owe people from this week's email?" Jarvis scans recent threads and returns a checklist. (5) Smart labels: "label all newsletters from the last 30 days." Jarvis applies labels via the Gmail API with explicit confirmation. All five work from any app — your code editor, Slack, a browser — because the floating bar lives above your stack.

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