Create agents that can read incoming mail, take one clean action, and keep you in the loop in Slack.
Inspired by AgentMail's Templates.
Reads every new email overnight, drafts replies in your voice for the ones you need to handle, flags the urgent, and emails a one-page digest at wake time.
Anything urgent overnight?
Email lands in the agent's dedicated inbox — it pulls the company, the role, and the likely intent, then drafts a reply for your sign-off in Slack.
Who is this person and how should I reply?
Queue a prospect from Slack — it sends a personalized 80-word first email, follows up once at 96 hours, classifies inbound replies, and forwards the interested ones to sales.
Who replied positively this week?
Classifies every email, posts hot replies and CRM signals to your sales channel, hides the noise, and emails an EOD roll-up before you log off.
What's the hottest signal from today?
Searches your docs site for every customer question, replies in-thread with cited sources under 150 words, and escalates to your support email when the answer isn't there.
What got escalated this morning?
Triages every customer email, replies with answers from your knowledge base, escalates the upset ones, keeps an audit trail, and chases stale tickets at 48 hours.
Anything stale I should follow up on?
Define request types in plain English. The agent matches incoming email, emails you a one-line approval prompt, and on reply fires the action — forward, webhook, or templated reply.
Did the Q3 vendor invoice for $4,200 get approved?
A dedicated AgentMail inbox negotiates time with whoever emails it, follows your rules, and attaches an .ics calendar invite the moment a slot is confirmed.
What's still pending for next week?
Forward the agent your dinner ask. It emails the restaurant, handles confirm / alternative / decline, and on confirm sends an .ics invite for one-click add to calendar.
What's the status on the Friday La Brasserie booking?
Drop a deal brief in Slack — it reaches each counterparty anonymously, runs the negotiation, extracts structured offers, and emails a round-by-round summary with offers compared.
Where do we stand on the printer RFP?
A dedicated inbox you forward newsletters to. Each one is summarized; every morning the top 5–8 items are ranked against your interests and emailed back as one digest.
What did I miss this week?
Install the CLI and run valet to design, deploy, and manage your own AgentMail-powered agents.
$ brew install valetdotdev/tap/valet $ valet
From a sentence in Slack to a working teammate, in one short demo.
The spreadsheet that saved a team an hour a week. The deck template that made every pitch sharper. The wiki page that turned one person's way of working into something the whole team could follow.
These were never just files. They were software in disguise: one person's expertise, captured and passed on through the tools you already had. An agent is the next turn of the same idea: that expertise, finally able to do the work itself.
Expertise used to be trapped in the person who had it. Now it can be deployed.
Valet takes your guidance and feedback in plain English. The same words that teach a new hire are now how you delegate to the agents on your team.
Every time your agent runs, Valet learns how to run your task better. Valet grows with your team to take on more work the more you use it.
