# Draft quick replies with your AI provider · michael/spark-rs

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Commit: 3bb4f538aa541591f2d448a48caf4847507ce861

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Author: Michael Rodriguez

Committer: Michael Rodriguez

## Message

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Draft quick replies with your AI provider

The Interested, Not interested and Thanks chips under an email now open a
reply that your own AI provider writes, streamed into the composer. A
"Generating…" strip offers Stop, which keeps the text so far; the body is
read-only and Send waits until it's done. Errors and refusals clear the
body and offer Try again. Without a provider set up, the chips insert the
same stock lines as before.

The prompt gives the email, what the chip means, a two-to-four sentence
length, and the account's name for the sign-off. Like the summary prompt,
it tells the model the email is content, not instructions.

Summaries and replies now share one streamed-event type and one run
registry on the Rust side, and the email formatting both prompts quote.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

```

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