What this does
Generic AI replies are obvious in the first sentence. Toyo is not generic. It learns from examples in your sent Gmail and the preferences you give it, then drafts replies that sound like you wrote them: same hedges, same sign-offs, same way of saying no without burning a bridge.
When it drafts
Two modes. On request, ask Toyo to draft a reply to any Gmail thread. If you enable drafting in email triage, Toyo can also prepare drafts for priority and general messages before you open Gmail.
Where it pulls voice from
- Your sent Gmail examples.
- Thread history and recent context.
- Tone notes and relationship memory you give Toyo over time.
Every draft is yours to send, edit, or discard unless you explicitly approve a workflow that sends on your behalf. The win is the time you save between "I need to reply" and "this draft is 90% there."
