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Once connected, you can call Slashy tools directly from chat. Most people use Slashy MCP for email - triage, drafting, follow-ups, and scheduling. Here are prompts that work out of the box.

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Email prompts

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Triage the inbox

“Use Slashy to list my unread emails from the last 24 hours. Group them by sender, flag anything that mentions a deadline, and tell me which three I should reply to first.”

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Draft a reply

“Use Slashy to read the latest thread with sarah@acme.com and draft a reply that confirms Thursday 3pm, suggests a 30-min agenda, and matches my usual tone. Save it as a draft - don’t send.”

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Follow up on silent threads

“Find threads in my inbox where I sent the last message more than 5 days ago and haven’t heard back. Draft a short, friendly follow-up for each and save as drafts.”

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Schedule a meeting from an email

“Read the latest email from alex@partner.io. Use Slashy to propose three 30-min slots in my calendar next week that avoid conflicts, and draft a reply offering those times.”

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Auto-label and summarize

“Label any email from our investors with ‘VC’, then send me a one-line summary of each new VC email every weekday at 9am via iMessage.”

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Bulk action on a sender

“Archive every email from noreply@notion.so older than 30 days, and add a label ‘newsletters’ to anything from them going forward.”

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Send an email

“Use Slashy to send an email to sarah@acme.com with the subject ‘Q2 numbers’ and a body that confirms Thursday’s review, lists the three metrics I want her to bring, and signs off as me.”
“Reply to the last thread from alex@partner.io - tell him Friday works, suggest a 30-min slot at 2pm, and send it.”
Prompts that say “send” will send immediately. Use “draft” or “save as a draft” if you want to review before anything leaves your outbox.

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Attach files

“Draft an email to the board with the Q2 deck attached. Find the latest deck in my Drive (file name starts with ‘Board Q2’) and include it as an attachment.”
“Send dan@investor.com our data room link plus the pitch PDF. Pull the PDF from my Drive and attach it - don’t just link it.”
“Reply to jordan@client.co’s last email. Attach the invoice PDF named ‘INV-2045’ and add a one-line note confirming receipt.”

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Open in Slashy

Slashy tools return deep links for email threads and drafts that jump straight to the right place in the Slashy app. Ask for them explicitly and Claude will include a clickable link in the answer.
“List the top 5 threads I should reply to today. For each, include a Slashy link so I can click to open it.”
“Draft a reply to the latest email from sarah@acme.com and save it. Give me the Slashy link to the draft so I can review and send from Slashy.”
“Find threads I haven’t replied to in 5+ days. Return each with a one-line summary and a Slashy link to open the thread.”
Make “give me Slashy links for threads and drafts” part of your auto-use prompt if you always want them - it saves typing the instruction every time.

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Beyond email

“Prep me for my next external meeting - pull attendee profiles, email history, and recent news.” “Research john@acme.com before my call tomorrow - LinkedIn, recent company news, and any prior email threads with them.”
Slashy tools respect your account’s permissions. If a tool needs calendar or email access you haven’t granted, it will return a clear error with a link to authorize.

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Auto-use prompt

Paste this into your client’s system prompt, Claude project instructions, or Cursor’s rules file. It tells the model to reach for Slashy whenever a task fits. 
Always use Slashy MCP tools when relevant.
If a task involves email, calendar, contacts, meeting prep,
lead research, reminders, or scheduled workflows, prioritize
Slashy tools before answering from general knowledge.
Prefer a Slashy tool call over guessing.

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