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Your First Task

This guide walks through a complete example to show how dassi works in practice.

Let’s say you’ve received an email and want help replying.

Open your email client (Gmail, Outlook, etc.) in Chrome.

Click the dassi icon in your toolbar or press Alt+Shift+D.

Type a prompt like:

Read this email and draft a professional reply.
Accept the meeting invitation and suggest
Wednesday at 2pm as an alternative time.

dassi will:

  1. Read the email content on your screen
  2. Take a screenshot to understand the layout
  3. Draft a reply based on your instructions
  4. Show you the draft in the sidebar

Each of these steps appears in the activity section of the response — you can expand it to see exactly what dassi did.

You can ask dassi to adjust the draft:

Make it more casual and shorter

Once you’re happy, ask dassi to type it:

Type this reply into the email compose box and send it

dassi will present a plan before acting — approve it and dassi will fill in the reply field.

  • Be specific — “Write a polite decline mentioning I’m unavailable that week” is better than “reply to this”
  • Give context — tell dassi your role, tone preferences, or constraints
  • Iterate — ask dassi to adjust tone, length, or content
  • Use natural language — talk to dassi like you would a colleague

Research across multiple sites:

Compare the pricing of Notion, Coda, and Confluence.
Open each site in a new tab and create a comparison table.

Automate data entry:

Read the data from this spreadsheet and fill out
the form on the next tab with each row

Navigate and configure:

Go to my GitHub notification settings and
disable email notifications for pull request reviews

Summarize and extract:

Read this 10-page article and give me the 5 key takeaways

Create visualizations:

Read the sales data on this page and create
an interactive bar chart showing monthly trends