Authority modes
Dial in exactly how much your AI does.
Manual, Copilot, Autopilot — three modes that let you graduate the agent's autonomy from suggestions to fully bounded action, globally or per thread.
It prepares the reply. You approve before anything sends.
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Autonomy without control is a non-starter for email — one bad send and trust is gone. So Aiemaily makes autonomy a dial, not a switch. You decide how far the agent can go, and you can dial it back the instant you want to.
Start in Manual, where the AI only helps on demand. Move to Copilot, where triage and voice-matched drafts are prepared and waiting — nothing leaves without your one-click approval. When you're ready, switch on Autopilot for specific contexts, and the agent sends, schedules, and files within boundaries you define: a confidence floor, an allow-list of domains, and a delay window where every send can still be pulled back.
And it's not all-or-nothing. Agent-behavior rules can set authority per thread — keep a high-stakes negotiation on Manual while letting routine scheduling run on Autopilot. The mode follows the context, not a global compromise.
What's inside
Everything this does for you.
Tap through each capability — or let it cycle.
Manual
A fast, keyboard-first client. The AI summarises, searches, and drafts only when you ask. The safe default.
How it works
From inbox to done, step by step.
Set a global default
Choose Manual, Copilot, or Autopilot as your baseline in Settings → Autopilot. Most people start in Copilot.
Why it matters
The payoff.
Use it for
Where it earns its keep.
Ease in with Copilot
Let the agent prepare every reply and action, and approve with one click — until you trust it to do more.
Automate the routine
Flip scheduling, acknowledgements, and cold-declines to Autopilot while everything else stays manual.
Protect high-stakes threads
A behaviour rule can force a sensitive negotiation back to Manual even when your default is Autopilot.
Questions
Good to know.
Copilot prepares everything — triage, drafts, schedules — and waits for your approval; nothing sends without you. Autopilot acts on its own, but only within bounds you set: a confidence floor, an allow-list of domains, and a send-delay.
Go deeper
Related documentation.
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