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Desktop app over Outlook
AI assistant for Outlook
From any message in Outlook, one shortcut drafts the reply, summarises the thread or extracts the actions, choosing a model by the weight of the task. Names, addresses and account numbers are redacted before anything leaves the computer. Free and open source.
Also for macOS and Linux. Open this page on a computer to install.
Over Teams: a quick task - meeting notes become three action items, so a small, cheap model does it and the answer lands in the chat - on Windows 11.
Whatever you are working in - Teams, Outlook, Word, a terminal - one shortcut opens a small bar on top of it. No copy-paste into a chat website.
What is live and what is staged: the people, chats and drafts in the frame are example scenarios, not a customer's; the checks run in your browser with the extension's own patterns; the model, price and time are a live quote from POST /api/v1/estimate against the public catalogue; the answers are the ones the platform's router wrote for these example drafts, with what they really cost. In the app your workspace's answer streams in the same way.
In Outlook
Firm to a late supplier, warm to a customer, brief to a colleague - say which, and the draft lands in the reply window.
Forty messages become five lines and the open questions, from a model sized for the thread.
Who owes what by when, as a list you can paste into the task you are about to create.
Why the bar
Mail is where personal data lives. The bar's redaction runs on the computer before the request goes anywhere, the trace records which model saw the redacted text, and your workspace's policy can keep the whole mailbox on an on-premises model.
The checks - personal details, pasted keys, typos, the kind of model a request needs - run on this computer while you type. The request goes to your workspace through the OpenSmartRoute router with your key; the answer comes back with the model, the cost and the time it took. Why a router.
