Agent app Sol autonomously finds open loops in your inbox; developer lands a $100k client
jasonkneen · x · 2026-10-01
Developer Anish Karan demoed Sol, an agent product that, once connected to Gmail, autonomously scans your inbox and finds every open loop — no tagging, forwarding, or filing required. In the demo it found the work itself, filled out a form in the browser, and paused for approval before anything went out — no prompts, no pre-built agents.
Sol turns your "I'll get back to you" promises into started tasks: drafting documents from the thread that asked, proposing meetings, and writing replies in your voice — but nothing is sent, scheduled, or shared without your approval. Jason Kneen praised the slick in-chat UI rendering, noted a $100k client wants to pilot Sol in their org, and the product is rolling out early access.
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