Sol launches an email agent that finds every promise in your inbox and starts the work for you
alexmacgregor__ · x · 2026-09-22
Anish Karan launched Sol, an email agent built around a simple observation: we constantly say "I'll get back to you," then repeat the same instructions to an AI. Sol connects to Gmail, auto-captures every open loop in your inbox, and gets the work started—researching, drafting documents, building slides, proposing meetings, connecting dots across threads. It runs on its own cloud computer with a browser and a library of skills auto-assigned to tasks, but nothing is sent, scheduled, or shared until you approve. A replying inbox-zero user called it a fix for exactly his manual email pain.
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