@TanyaRyno@tushartrip Glad we fixed that. For auto-pause, totally get why that would be annoying.
The easiest thing? Just ask Littlebird itself to set up your routines to never pause. I put some screenshots below of how to edit this yourself, but Littlebird can manage its own routine settings.
Hm! By default, Littlebird doesn't add labels to your emails or move them in Gmail.
Two possibilities here, and please let me know if I'm off-base:
1. Is it possible you tested an AI email tool alongside Littlebird (like Fyxer AI)? Fyxer adds a "Notification" label to emails and only gives you an archive toggle in its settings.
2. If you set up a custom Littlebird Routine to organize your Gmail, just open that routine's prompt (or tell Littlebird in chat) to stop using the Notification label. You can also ask Littlebird or show it a screenshot and ask if it's doing this or not.
Hi Tanya! If you go to an individual routine, you can click the 3 dots button in the sidebar (next to the routine name) and see an option to configure.
From there, you'll see an auto-pause toggle and can turn it off per routine. This should help you!
It's set up this way to preserve usage from people who forget they turned something on and then find they hit a usage limit because they had multiple max mode routines running daily! However, your feedback makes sense, so our product team will look into a better design for this.
@jcamachott@todoist we're going deeper into todoist and other todo list integrations over the coming weeks - it'll be a lot smarter about suggesting these automatically from context where it thinks it will help! i have my internal build suggesting all the stuff it knows I will forget.
Your Littlebird should feel like you.
We've got all-new layout themes for you to try out!
Find seven new themes and customizations under Settings -> Appearance
Pick a look. Make it yours.
Chats pile up until the ones you want start to disappear.
Projects are folders for related chats and notes. Create one, drop the threads in, keep going from there.
Handy when a client, a hire, or a launch lives across five conversations and you need them in one place.
Most AI chats leave you with text you still have to rebuild somewhere else.
Littlebird finishes the last mile.
Ask it in plain language for a webpage, a PDF, a CSV, or a Markdown doc, and it builds the file from an understanding of your work.
It can be a client-ready brief, a personal site, or a CSV of the prospects you just discussed.
You can then refine it in the same conversation, download it, or share an HTML with a link.
Every one lands in your Library on the side panel.