Quick actions: buttons of your own
If you ask the assistant the same thing every day, turn it into a button and stop typing it.
In the quick actions bar you can create your own buttons holding the instruction you always repeat (“summarise this in three points”, “translate to English”). Once created, one click does the job on the open email.
Step by step
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Open quick actions
The lightning-bolt button in the open-email area. Any actions you already have show up there.
Where it is, inside the window. -
Go into the settings and press “New”
The cog for settings is in the same dropdown.
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Give it a name and an icon
Something short you recognise instantly: “Summarise”, “To English”, “More formal”.
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Write the instruction
What you would say in the chat: “Summarise this email in three points and tell me what to answer”. You can insert variables such as the subject or the sender.
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Try it
Open any email and press the new button. If the instruction does not quite do what you want, go back and refine it.
Where it is, inside the window.
Tips
- Ideas: “Explain it simply”, “Pull out the dates”, “Turn it into a to-do list”, “Politely decline”.
- In the instruction box you can insert the email’s subject or sender so the instruction refers to them.
Common questions
Can I delete one?
Yes, from the same quick-actions settings.
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