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A developer built an AI-powered email assistant called "Billie" to handle spam and low-effort pitches with passive-aggressive responses. The system uses AWS Lambda, Cloudflare Email Routing, Claude AI for classification and drafting, and SES for sending. Emails are classified into tiers (spam, low-effort pitches, podcast requests, real humans) with AI-generated responses that are technically professional but carry an undercurrent of menace. Shadow mode ensures human approval before sending, and an operator context panel allows real-time instruction updates without code changes.

I Hope This Email Finds You Before I Do

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I read all of this just to realize that there are no example answers :(
I didn’t care about the implementation details, i just wanted to see how billie the platypus gets what he deserves

I wouldn’t answer to all spammers, because that just confirms your e-mail address in their databases. However, fun idea, overall.