Amazon Quick integrates with Microsoft Outlook by using Microsoft Graph API and OAuth 2.0 authorization to connect email and calendar access. The setup specifies that AI-assisted email automation uses OAuth 2.0 so Quick can act without storing Outlook passwords. After integration, users can summarize long email threads, draft contextual replies, schedule meetings, and trigger automated workflows using Quick chat agents, Quick Flows, and Quick Automate.
siift launched as project management software meant to organize business work by linking strategy, evidence, decisions, and results in one place. The page says it has 46 followers. It changes how teams manage projects by using AI to map evolving business context and prompt challenges, risks, and next-step focus.
Clueprint, a macOS native menu-bar app, launches to show and manage artifacts left by Claude Code or Codex sessions, like dev servers, Docker stacks, and git worktrees. It is launching today. It groups items by project and branch and can clean up only what it can verify as safe, moving them to the Trash rather than deleting them.
Souk raised $1.6 million in pre-seed funding to build an AI-powered partner management platform aimed at reactivating inactive B2B partner relationships. The round totals $1.6M and is led by Sure Valley Ventures, with participation from Antler and other investors. The company will use the money entirely for product development of Coco, its autonomous AI agent for partner sourcing, engagement, monitoring, and payouts.
Snitch is launched as a Slack app that asks users one question about who they report to and uses the answers to create an org chart. The page states it has 51 followers. As a result, Slack users can query reporting chains, team sizes, and ownership without using an HR system.
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