Gmail
Match incoming email against your instructions and prepare or send replies according to your approval settings.
Turn everyday requests into connected workflows.
Jiraya is a personal automation application that connects Gmail, Google Calendar and GitHub. Define what to look for, choose an action and decide whether it needs your approval. Jiraya uses AI to interpret requests and records execution outcomes so you can review what happened.
Read about the service here without signing in. An account is needed to create automations and connect your services.
Choose your connections separately. Connecting one service does not authorize every other service.
Match incoming email against your instructions and prepare or send replies according to your approval settings.
Create events from meeting emails, check availability in configured scheduling workflows and monitor event changes.
Watch issue, pull request and workflow changes, and configure supported repository actions. Pair local tools for Git checkpoints.
Opt a paired computer into attending eligible Calendar meetings. The computer must stay awake; browser sign-in and host admission may be needed.
Current Meet functionality is attendance only. Recording, transcription and voice participation are not enabled.
Create a Jiraya account, then authorize Gmail, Calendar or GitHub through the provider’s consent screen. You do not need to create your own OAuth application.
Select a trigger, describe the conditions and choose a supported action. Use approval mode to review proposed changes, or enable automatic execution for a tested rule.
Monitor notifications and execution results. Disable a rule or disconnect a service whenever you want to stop future access through that connection.
Jiraya processes authorized email, Calendar and GitHub information to run the features you configure. Relevant email content and instructions may be sent to Nebius Token Factory for AI inference. Account, connection and automation records are stored to operate your workspace.
Enabled cloud automations can continue after you close the website. Local Git and Meet operations require a running companion on your computer. Provider authorization, availability and organization policies can affect access.