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ChatGPT can now send emails without opening Gmail. It's a real step — and a revealing one. Here's what the feature does, where it stops, and what it says about where AI assistants are heading.
ChatGPT can write emails — and as of June 2026, even send them — but it's a prompt-by-prompt tool with real limits. Here's how to use it for email, and what an actual email assistant looks like.
ChatGPT makes a great research-and-drafting assistant — but it's reactive, gated, and capped. Here's how to use ChatGPT as a personal assistant, and where you need one that actually does the work.
ChatGPT Scheduled Tasks runs recurring and one-off prompts, reminders, and monitoring — then notifies you. Here's how it works, what it can't do, and where you need an agent that acts.
Zapier bills per task, so multi-step Zaps get expensive fast. Here are 9 cheaper Zapier alternatives — from credit-based builders to AI agents that run the work for you.
Claude is brilliant in a chat window, but it never acts on triggers and every send waits on you. Nine alternatives that actually do the work.
What Claude connectors are, the notable ones (Notion, Asana, Linear, Slack, Gmail), and the catch: they run on your prompt or a schedule, never on an event.
'Claude for Microsoft 365' means three different things. Here's what each one actually does, what none of them do, and the autonomous alternative.
The add-in reads your inbox and writes the reply, then stops before sending. Here is what Claude for Outlook covers, and what gets you Outlook AI that acts.
Yes, Claude works with Google Calendar, full read/write through the Workspace connector. But Gmail sends only on approval and nothing fires on an event.
A plain-English guide to the Claude model lineup in 2026 — Opus, Sonnet, Haiku, and Fable 5 — with a full comparison table and how to pick the right one.
A clear, current comparison of Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini — writing, coding, research, free tiers, context, and the email/calendar gap none of them fully closes.
ClickUp's Free Forever plan gives unlimited tasks and members but caps storage at 60 MB, automations at 100/month, and Gantt and Dashboard use. Here's every limit.
Fireflies.ai is a meeting bot built around search and analytics; tl;dv is recording-first with a generous free plan, video clips, and strong multilingual notes. Here's which to pick.
n8n is fair-code, not true open source. Here are genuinely open-source, self-hostable automation tools — Activepieces, Windmill, Kestra, and more — plus the honest cost of 'free' self-hosting.
Google Forms has no fixed cap on the number of responses, but the linked Sheet's 10-million-cell limit and file-upload storage create real ceilings. Here's how it works.
Upload a background/cover photo to your LinkedIn profile, hit the right 1584x396 dimensions, and avoid the blurry or cropped banner problem.
Add a tab to a Microsoft Teams channel or chat — pin an app, a file, a website, or a Planner board across the top so your team can reach it in one click.
Turn on the Open to Work signal, choose the recruiters-only or public #OpenToWork frame, set roles and locations, and edit or remove it later.
React to a message in Microsoft Teams chats and channels, and send live emoji reactions during a meeting — like, heart, applaud, laugh, and more.
Add skills to your LinkedIn profile, pin your top skills, link skills to your experience, and reorder them so the right ones rank first.
Block someone on LinkedIn from their profile, understand exactly what happens after, and unblock them later — on desktop and mobile.
Edit your LinkedIn headline on desktop and mobile, use all 220 characters, and write a headline that gets you found in search.
Check newsletter eligibility, create a newsletter from the article editor, set title, cadence, and logo, and publish your first edition.