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Preen 0.0.29
por Jerry
Preen (to smooth or clean feathers) uses the lightning-fast, cheap and efficient decision making power of Jev to evaluate emails and apply tags. Requires your own OpenRouter or TypeSafe API key (ZDR is advised for privacy).
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Start Guide here :https://github.com/JR91387/Preen-AI-email-sorting/wiki/Getting-Started
Preen (to smooth or clean feathers) sorts your Thunderbird mail with Jev, a fast, low-cost AI decision model from TypeSafe. For each message, Jev judges what kind of mail it is, and Preen tags it: Real person, Needs reply, Junk, and one of your categories. It starts with Personal, Work, Bills and Codes (sign-in and verification codes). You can edit, remove or add categories.
How to use it
1. Open Preen's settings from the toolbar button or the Add-ons Manager.
2. Follow Getting started: read what Preen sends, agree, paste your API key and click Test connection.
3. Right-click a few messages and choose Preview with Preen. Nothing changes.
4. When the previews look right, choose Classify with Preen, or pick mailboxes to sort new mail automatically.
You stay in control
Your settings decide which tags are applied and how sure Preen must be. Every run can be undone, and daily limits cap how much mail Preen sends.
What it sends
Preen sends each message it sorts only to the provider you choose, OpenRouter or TypeSafe, with your own API key. It sends the sender, subject, date, recipient counts, attachment names, a few yes or no facts from the headers, and your categories. The Deep setting also sends up to about 2,000 characters of the message text. Card, bank and ID numbers are replaced before sending. Preen sends nothing to its developer.
What you need
Thunderbird 140 or newer, and an API key from OpenRouter or TypeSafe. These are paid services that are not affiliated with this add-on and you need your own accounts to use that service. Make a key just for Preen and give it a credit limit.
Source code: https://github.com/JR91387/Preen-AI-email-sorting
Questions: open an issue at https://github.com/JR91387/Preen-AI-email-sorting/issues
Preen (to smooth or clean feathers) sorts your Thunderbird mail with Jev, a fast, low-cost AI decision model from TypeSafe. For each message, Jev judges what kind of mail it is, and Preen tags it: Real person, Needs reply, Junk, and one of your categories. It starts with Personal, Work, Bills and Codes (sign-in and verification codes). You can edit, remove or add categories.
How to use it
1. Open Preen's settings from the toolbar button or the Add-ons Manager.
2. Follow Getting started: read what Preen sends, agree, paste your API key and click Test connection.
3. Right-click a few messages and choose Preview with Preen. Nothing changes.
4. When the previews look right, choose Classify with Preen, or pick mailboxes to sort new mail automatically.
You stay in control
Your settings decide which tags are applied and how sure Preen must be. Every run can be undone, and daily limits cap how much mail Preen sends.
What it sends
Preen sends each message it sorts only to the provider you choose, OpenRouter or TypeSafe, with your own API key. It sends the sender, subject, date, recipient counts, attachment names, a few yes or no facts from the headers, and your categories. The Deep setting also sends up to about 2,000 characters of the message text. Card, bank and ID numbers are replaced before sending. Preen sends nothing to its developer.
What you need
Thunderbird 140 or newer, and an API key from OpenRouter or TypeSafe. These are paid services that are not affiliated with this add-on and you need your own accounts to use that service. Make a key just for Preen and give it a credit limit.
Source code: https://github.com/JR91387/Preen-AI-email-sorting
Questions: open an issue at https://github.com/JR91387/Preen-AI-email-sorting/issues
