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GistMyMail: An Open-Weight Gemma Agent for Lazy Morning Email Triage with Zero-Hallucination Proof

This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge: Week 3 📬 GistMyMail: The Ultimate Lazy Morning Email Triage Powered by Google Gemma & Deterministic Proof October 20 was International Sloth Day, and sloths have it figured out: move at your own pace, conserve your energy, and let the world come to you. Yet for developers, freelancers, and students, mornings usually begin with…

GistMyMail is a Gmail intelligence engine that simplifies the email triage process for developers, freelancers, and students. It pulls information from multiple Gmail accounts and presents a consolidated daily briefing. The system uses Google Gemma open weights for AI and ensures deterministic evidence verification. It has zero hallucination risk, privacy protection, and zero recurring costs.

It can run locally and costs nothing in terms of subscriptions or API charges. The system has been benchmarked with zero hallucinated dates, 100% verified quotes, and extremely fast processing times.

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