WorkerKit

AI workers for Triage

AI workers for triage read incoming email, tickets, and messages, judge urgency, and label or flag what needs a human first. WorkerKit's firewall decides exactly which inboxes and fields they can see.

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What is a Triage AI worker?

A triage AI worker is an AI agent set up to run the triage job unattended, reading each new item, weighing urgency and topic, then labeling or flagging it so the right person sees the right thing first. It typically touches Gmail or Outlook messages, Jira and Zendesk-style tickets, and Slack or Microsoft Teams alerts, always within the read and label permissions you approve.

What these workers do

Flag urgent Outlook mail for a human

Reads each new Outlook message, scores urgency from sender and content, and applies a priority category so the on-call person sees critical mail before the rest.

Label new Jira issues by severity

Reviews freshly filed Jira issues, judges blast radius, and sets a severity label so a lead can pull the worst ones into the current sprint.

Sort inbound HubSpot leads by intent

Reads new HubSpot contact submissions, gauges buying intent from the message, and tags hot ones for sales without touching deal amounts or notes.

Surface at-risk Slack threads

Scans new Slack messages in support channels, spots frustrated or blocked customers, and flags those threads so a teammate replies before they escalate.

How a Triage AI worker runs

What it connects to

When it runs

What stays under your control

Triage questions, answered.

Can a triage AI worker read my whole inbox?

Only the mailboxes and fields you approve. When you connect Gmail or Outlook you grant a triage worker read access to specific folders or labels, and WorkerKit's firewall blocks everything else. You can redact sensitive fields before the worker sees them, keep it read-only so it can label but never delete, and revoke the grant at any time.

Does a triage worker reply to messages or just sort them?

It sorts and flags, it does not reply, unless you explicitly grant send or reply permission. A triage worker's job is to judge urgency and apply labels or categories so a human handles the item. WorkerKit keeps it read-and-label by default, and any write action beyond that requires a permission you turn on.

How does a triage worker decide what is urgent?

It reads the sender, subject, and body of each item and weighs them against the instruction you wrote. You describe in plain text what urgent means for your team, a VIP client, a system-down alert, a blocked deal, and the worker applies that rule to every new Jira issue, Outlook mail, or Slack thread it is allowed to see.

Will a triage worker touch tickets it should not see?

No, it can only read the projects and channels you scope it to. In WorkerKit you bind a triage worker to specific Jira projects or Slack channels, and per-entity scope stops it from reading anything outside them. Fields you redact stay hidden even inside the items it can open.