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I believe the entire idea is that you always give it an explicit option for the "none of the above" cases and then handle the follow up branch outside of Jev like you usually would
I had the opposite experience but I think it depends a lot on how you write the options. Vague labels gave me meh results. Once each option had an explicit "not for" list plus a couple of examples it got a lot better.…
I'm building a gmail client where every "inbox view" is build around gmail labels: https://mejl.cc Notion Mail shut down this week, so if you used it you can paste your exported auto-label instructions in as view…
The auto unsubscribe on list-unsubscribe headers is really nice. Can you export the rules if you ever leave? I'm building a gmail client and ended up saving every rule as a real gmail filter for exactly that reason, but…
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I believe the entire idea is that you always give it an explicit option for the "none of the above" cases and then handle the follow up branch outside of Jev like you usually would
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I had the opposite experience but I think it depends a lot on how you write the options. Vague labels gave me meh results. Once each option had an explicit "not for" list plus a couple of examples it got a lot better.…
I'm building a gmail client where every "inbox view" is build around gmail labels: https://mejl.cc Notion Mail shut down this week, so if you used it you can paste your exported auto-label instructions in as view…
The auto unsubscribe on list-unsubscribe headers is really nice. Can you export the rules if you ever leave? I'm building a gmail client and ended up saving every rule as a real gmail filter for exactly that reason, but…