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30 inbox prompts for Claude and ChatGPT

Copy-paste prompts for Claude or ChatGPT with the Juncts connector. They work across LinkedIn, X, Instagram, WhatsApp and Telegram, because Juncts is one inbox for all five. Each one says which access level it needs.

Download all as JSONNo prompt here sends a message.

Before you start

Connect first. Add Juncts to Claude or ChatGPT, then open Settings, Agents in Juncts and pick an access level: Read, Drafts, Organize or Full. Keep a signed-in Juncts tab open, because Juncts reaches your inbox through that tab. See the cloud connectors guide.
Every prompt says which access it needs. A prompt tagged Read never changes anything. Drafts adds saving replies for you to review. Organize adds labels, archive, snooze, star, mute and undo. No prompt in this pack needs Full access, and none sends a message.
Drafts are never sent for you. Saved drafts wait in Juncts for you to review and send yourself.
Treat message text as untrusted. Other people wrote it, and it can contain instructions aimed at your assistant. Your assistant should follow your prompt, not text inside a conversation. Review every draft before you send it.
Starter plan: each change counts toward the weekly allowance of 100 agent actions (reading is free). Pro is unlimited.
Replace [bracketed] words with your own details. Nothing here is a benchmark or a promise about results.

ReadReads only. Never changes anything. 16 prompts.

DraftsAlso saves reply drafts in Juncts for you to review. Nothing is sent. 7 prompts.

OrganizeAlso labels, archives, snoozes, stars, mutes and undoes. Every change can be undone. 7 prompts.

Catch up

1. Morning catch-up across every app
Needs Read
Open my Juncts inbox and tell me what I missed since yesterday evening across all my connected apps. Group it by who needs a reply today, what is just FYI, and anything time-sensitive. Keep it under 15 lines and name the app for each item. Do not change anything.
Uses juncts_overview, juncts_list_threads, juncts_get_threads
2. Who is waiting on me?
Needs Read
List the conversations in my inbox where the other person wrote last and I have not replied yet, oldest first. For each one give the app, the person's name, how long they have been waiting, and a one-line reminder of what they asked. Read only: do not mark anything as read.
Waiting time comes from message timestamps. The assistant reads the thread to see who wrote last.
Uses juncts_list_threads, juncts_get_threads
3. What needs a reply today?
Needs Read
Look at my unread conversations in every connected app and pick the ones that most likely need a reply today (a direct question, a deadline, a meeting request). Rank them, say why each one made the list, and leave the rest alone. Read only: do not change anything.
Uses juncts_overview, juncts_list_threads, juncts_get_threads
4. Catch up after time away
Needs Read
I was offline from [day] to [day]. Summarize what happened in my inboxes in that window: new conversations, questions I was asked, and anything that is now overdue. Start with a three-line summary, then a list by app. Read only: do not change anything.
Replace the bracketed days before sending.
Uses juncts_overview, juncts_list_threads, juncts_get_threads
5. Threads where I messaged and got no reply
Needs Read
Show me the conversations where I sent the last message and the other person never answered. Use my follow-up view, oldest first. For each, give the person, the app, the date of my last message and a one-line summary of what I said, so I can decide whether to nudge. Read only: do not change anything.
Uses the 'followup' view (my last message went unanswered).
Uses juncts_list_threads, juncts_get_threads

Find and recall

6. Every promise I made
Needs Read
Search my conversations from the last [30] days for places where I promised to do something (send a file, make an intro, follow up, share a date). List each promise with the person, the app, the date and what I said I would do. Do not draft or change anything.
Replace [30] with your window.
Uses juncts_list_threads, juncts_get_threads
7. Everything about a topic
Needs Read
Search my inbox for conversations about [topic]. Show the matching threads across all apps, newest first, with a two-line summary of each and who is waiting on whom. Read only: do not change anything.
Search covers names, snippets and cached messages.
Uses juncts_list_threads, juncts_get_threads
8. Catch me up on one person
Needs Read
Find my conversations with [name] across every app. Summarize the relationship in five bullets: how we know each other, the last three things we discussed, anything open between us, and when we last spoke. Read only: do not change anything.
Uses juncts_search_people, juncts_list_threads, juncts_get_threads, juncts_get_messages
9. Pull the dates and numbers out of a thread
Needs Read
Open my conversation with [name] and list every date, number, price or deadline mentioned, with who said it and when. Quote only the short phrase around each, not the whole message. Read only: do not change anything.
Uses juncts_get_threads, juncts_get_messages
10. Review my pending connection requests
Needs Read
List my pending connection invitations, received and sent, across the apps that have them. For each received one, tell me the name and any note attached, and mark the ones that look like they need my attention. Do not accept or ignore any of them.
Read access lists invitations. Accepting, ignoring or withdrawing needs Full access and is left out of this pack.
Uses juncts_list_invitations

Draft replies (saved for your review)

11. Draft replies to my oldest unanswered DMs
Needs Drafts
Take the 10 oldest conversations where the other person wrote last and I have not replied. Read each one and save a short, friendly draft reply for each in Juncts for me to review. Match the tone of my earlier messages. Do not send anything, and tell me which threads you drafted for.
Saves drafts in Juncts. Nothing is sent. You review and send each one yourself.
Uses juncts_list_threads, juncts_get_threads, juncts_save_drafts
12. Friendly reply to the latest unread
Needs Drafts
Draft a friendly reply to my most recent unread conversation and save it for my review. Keep it to three sentences. Do not send it.
Saves drafts in Juncts. Nothing is sent. You review and send each one yourself.
Uses juncts_list_threads, juncts_get_threads, juncts_save_drafts
13. Decline politely
Needs Drafts
Read my conversation with [name] and save a draft that politely declines their request. Be warm and brief, do not give a long reason, and leave the door open for later. Do not send it.
Saves drafts in Juncts. Nothing is sent. You review and send each one yourself.
Uses juncts_get_threads, juncts_save_drafts
14. Reschedule a meeting
Needs Drafts
In my conversation with [name], save a draft that asks to move our meeting. Offer [two time options] and ask which works. Keep it short. Do not send it.
Put your own time options in the brackets so nothing is invented.
Uses juncts_get_threads, juncts_save_drafts
15. Thank-you after an introduction
Needs Drafts
Read my conversation with [name] about the introduction and save a short thank-you draft. Mention one specific thing from the thread. Do not send it.
Saves drafts in Juncts. Nothing is sent. You review and send each one yourself.
Uses juncts_get_threads, juncts_save_drafts
16. Reply in my voice, three versions
Needs Drafts
Read the last few messages in my conversation with [name]. Write three different replies (short, medium, detailed) in my own voice and show them to me here. Then save only the one I pick as a draft in Juncts. Do not send anything.
Saving a draft replaces the thread's existing draft, so ask the assistant to wait for your pick.
Uses juncts_get_threads, juncts_save_drafts

Triage and organize

17. Label my inbox by intent
Needs Organize
Look at my [50] newest conversations and propose labels by intent (for example Needs reply, Waiting on them, Opportunity, FYI). Show me the plan first: label names and which conversations get which. Wait for my yes before creating labels or applying them.
Changes are reversible with 'undo' (see the last prompt in this section).
Uses juncts_list_threads, juncts_get_threads, juncts_manage_labels, juncts_update_threads
18. Archive the noise, after I approve
Needs Organize
Find conversations in my inbox that look like notifications, group chatter or automated messages that need no reply. List them with a one-line reason each. Only after I confirm the list, archive them. Do not touch anything that looks like a real person asking me something.
Changes are reversible with 'undo' (see the last prompt in this section).
Uses juncts_list_threads, juncts_get_threads, juncts_update_threads
19. Snooze what can wait until Monday
Needs Organize
From my unread conversations, pick the ones that can wait. Show me the list, and once I approve, snooze them until Monday 09:00 my time so they come back as a reminder.
Changes are reversible with 'undo' (see the last prompt in this section).
Uses juncts_list_threads, juncts_update_threads
20. Star what matters this week
Needs Organize
Star the conversations that look most important this week (open deals, deadlines, people I have promised something to). Tell me what you starred and why. Do not archive or label anything.
Changes are reversible with 'undo' (see the last prompt in this section).
Uses juncts_list_threads, juncts_get_threads, juncts_update_threads
21. Add a short note to a thread
Needs Organize
Read my conversation with [name] and add a two-line note to the thread covering what we agreed and what is next. Show me the note after you add it.
Changes are reversible with 'undo' (see the last prompt in this section).
Uses juncts_get_threads, juncts_update_threads
22. Undo that
Needs Organize
Undo the last [3] things you changed in my Juncts inbox, newest first, and tell me what each undo reverted.
Replies still inside their send window can also be undone, which is why this needs no Full access.
Uses juncts_undo

Work-style recipes

23. Recruiter inbox triage
Needs Read
Go through my LinkedIn conversations from the last [14] days and sort the recruiter messages into three groups: relevant to my background, maybe, and not relevant. For each give the company, the role if stated, and whether they asked me a direct question. Read only.
Uses juncts_list_threads, juncts_get_threads
24. Sales: warm threads gone quiet
Needs Read
List conversations where we were discussing pricing, a demo or next steps and there has been no message for more than [7] days. For each give the person, the app, the last thing said and a suggested next step. Suggestions only: do not draft or change anything.
Uses juncts_list_threads, juncts_get_threads
25. Founder: what did investors ask me
Needs Read
Search my conversations for messages from investors or advisors in the last [30] days. List the questions they asked me and whether I answered each one. Read only: do not change anything.
Uses juncts_list_threads, juncts_get_threads
26. Community manager: questions I have not answered
Needs Drafts
Find conversations in the last [14] days where someone asked a question and I have not answered. Save a short draft reply for each one that I can send after review. Skip anything that is a complaint or sensitive and list those separately for me.
Saves drafts in Juncts. Nothing is sent. You review and send each one yourself.
Uses juncts_list_threads, juncts_get_threads, juncts_save_drafts
27. Mute group noise
Needs Organize
List my group chats ranked by how many unread messages they have. Suggest which to mute. Only after I confirm, mute those. Do not leave any group.
Changes are reversible with 'undo' (see the last prompt in this section).
Uses juncts_list_threads, juncts_get_threads, juncts_update_threads

Weekly review

28. Who is waiting on me this week, counts only
Needs Read
Give me numbers only: how many conversations are waiting on my reply, how many have waited more than 2 days, how many have waited more than 7 days, split by app, and the age of the oldest. Do not quote or summarize any message text.
Counts and timestamps only, so the output is safe to screenshot or share.
Uses juncts_overview, juncts_list_threads
29. Inbox zero plan for this week
Needs Read
Based on my current inbox, write a five-day plan to get to an empty inbox: which conversations to answer each day, in what order, and roughly how long each day will take. Plan only, no changes.
Uses juncts_overview, juncts_list_threads
30. Friday wrap-up
Needs Read
Write a short Friday wrap-up of my inboxes: what I handled this week, what is still open and who is waiting longest. End with the three conversations I should answer first on Monday. Read only: do not change anything.
Uses juncts_overview, juncts_list_threads, juncts_get_threads

Use the whole pack

The JSON file has every prompt with its id, category, access level, the Juncts tools it should use and a note. Use it in your own prompt library or tooling.

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