In last weeks blog we talked about the imminent release of Preemptive AI for Domino. One of the deliverables we plan is an updated mail template that simplifies access to an LLM. You can see it in the video -> https://ab1osborne.blogspot.com/2025/06/a-sneak-peek-of-preemptive-ai-for-domino.html
Now we are super excited about the potential of integrating LLM services into the HCL Notes Template, and we've been brainstorming a ton of ideas to make your lives easier and more productive. The possibilities feel endless, which is why we need your input!
We want to deliver the most useful and impactful features right out of the box. Here's what we're currently thinking of including:
- Proofread: Polishes your text by correcting grammar and spelling errors without altering the content.
- Ask: Directly pose a question to the LLM and receive a concise answer.
- Draft: Generates a draft reply based on the content of the email thread.
- Improve \ Best Effort: Enhances your text by fixing grammar and adding value where the LLM sees fit, aiming for the best possible result.
- Improve \ Expand: Builds upon the "Best Effort" option by not only improving grammar but also adding relevant content to enrich the message.
- Improve \ Friendly: Adjusts the tone of your writing to be more approachable and friendly – basically, it helps you "take a chill pill" in your emails.
- Summarize Reply: Analyzes the email thread and provides a summary of the key points and suggested actions.
- Translate \ English: Translates the selected text into English.
- Translate \ German: Translates the selected text into German.
- Translate \ Japanese: Translates the selected text into Japanese.
Customizing the translation options is a breeze, but we're really curious to know what you would find most valuable.
What specific tasks would you love an LLM to handle within Notes Mail? Are there any pain points you think AI could solve?
Let us know your thoughts and suggestions! We're eager to hear your ideas and make this integration truly awesome. What do you think?