What you'll do
Connect Gmail, then ask AshnaAI to send a message. The Gmail tool can send after you start the task. Review the draft in chat if you want a human check before it leaves the inbox.
This guide walks through send email with AI in AshnaAI. You stay in chat. You do not need a separate desktop of buttons for each file job.
Send is a task you start
AshnaAI does not silently mail your contacts. Connect Gmail, then ask to send. If you want a human check, ask for a draft first and only then send.
This is Gmail after Google OAuth, not Outlook. Outlook has its own send guide.
Attachments and threads
Point at a file already in the chat if the send needs an attachment. Do not paste a 100-page PDF into the prompt.
If you mean a reply, name the thread or the last sender. Search first if you are not sure which message.
Before you start
Open AshnaAI and start a new chat.
Connect the account first. The setup steps are in this connector guide. Wait until it shows as connected.
How to send email with AI
Follow the steps below in order. Confirm in chat before AshnaAI sends, posts, or writes to Tally.
Step 1. Sign in
Open https://app.ashna.ai sign in, and start a new chat.
Step 2. Connect Gmail
Open Integrations and connect Gmail. Finish the provider sign-in and wait until the account shows as connected.
Step 3. Ask for the job
Ask: send this reply to the last invoice thread, and show me the draft first.
Step 4. Confirm writes
If the job sends, posts, or changes a record, confirm in chat before AshnaAI executes the write.
Keep in mind
AshnaAI sends only as part of a task you start. It does not silently mail your contacts.
Related guides
Also read draft an email in gmail with ashna ai.
Also read search gmail with ashna ai.
More email how-tos live on Email automation.
Try it now
Open app.ashna.ai and run this job in a new chat. New accounts can start from app.ashna.ai/signup.
Reader path: sign in, connect or attach, ask in chat, confirm writes, download the result.
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