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Email Checking Functionality

I almost put this in the experimental category, but I'm fairly confident it works well enough to use, though I recommend you only use it on iOS 17.

The way it works is basically whenever you get an email, it adds it to Data's prompt, and then that way Data has awareness of what that email contains, it has it just in its recent memory so it can talk to you about it.

Of course, this only works if you have auto-run without confirming turned on, which you can only do in iOS 17. iOS 17 comes out for everyone on September 12th, so if you're excited about this feature, just wait until then.

Import Emails for DATA

https://youtu.be/3aO50iYoqzI

This shortcut serves two purposes:

1. If any input, add that input to emails.txt, and optionally add all email subject lines to Current-Situation too. This shortcut should be set to run as an automation when ANY email that you want DATA to know about comes in.
2. If the shortcut is run without input, which it is every time DATA runs, it cleans the email file so it only includes emails with timestamps from today and returns the contents of today's email subject lines as output (to be included in DATAs prompt so it has awareness of today's emails each time it runs.)

DATA Checks Your Email

This shortcut runs a DATA query against your email.txt file. If there is no input, it prompts you to say something and transcribes it, then runs your speech as the query. It is meant to be used mostly as a DATA command to check the contents of existing emails before drafting new ones.