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Matcha: Email Client

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Inspiration

The inspiration behind Matcha stemmed from our collective frustration with the overwhelming nature of email overload. We envisioned a tool that could streamline the email sorting process.

What it does

Matcha utilizes LLMs to automatically categorize and prioritize incoming emails based on their content and context. Matcha intelligently sorts emails into relevant folders, and identifies summaries.

How we built it

We had malvyn learn react to build the frontend, while ayush and justin worked on the backend and making a flask server to serve requests.

Challenges we ran into

It was really hard to get the llm's working and we ended up not having enough tokens to actually do anything useful which sucked becuase it broke for the demo. also using the gmail api was hard

Accomplishments we're proud of

in the end we were really happy to get the gmail api working, that was really cool and just working on making a good looking slick user interface

What's next

we wanted too make it even better and actually integrate the llm's properly into everything.

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