@deshnaarun

I’ve made a lot of progress today as SiftSwift is successfully pulling data from my actual gmail inbox and I’m not using placeholder data anymore! I got the OAuth flow fully connected to the Gmail API, and the console log in the screenshot shows real senders and promotion emails coming through (Aeropostale, Michaels,ProForm) and a bunch of other retail/newsletter emails from my own inbox). The next steps focus on bettering the categorization logic and reducing the amount of emails it pulls from inbox and for this to happen properly I will be wiring it with the claude api because I’m still noticing some errors in the basic categorization logic that I’m following right now. and the ui could still be developed as the tabs on the side dont load anything at all

I’m currently building SwiftSift an AI inbox assistant that sorts your email. As of now, I’m currently working on developing and tweaking the interface with the help of Claude ,focusing on making the sign in screen polished and making it more interactive. Besides developing the front end, I’ve got the Gmail Oauth flow mostly set up, allowing users to sign in with their own gmail. However since the web app isn’t verified yet, Google flags it so as of now for testing, I’m bypassing the privacy concern to see how my app works. Currently my demo is running on mock email data so to fix that , the next step focuses on writing the gmail API to pull inbox data and then connecting that with the Claude API so it can categorize, draft replies, and flag junk automatically, all without sending or deleting anything without explicit approval from the user first.