> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://lindyai-docs-email-alerts-update.mintlify.site/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Email Drafting > Lindy drafts replies that land in your drafts folder, ready to review and send ## Replies That Sound Like You After [Email Triage](/features/inbox-management/email-triage) sorts your inbox, Lindy drafts replies for emails that need a response. From the day you sign up, it learns how you write, so those drafts sound like you and sharpen over time. Every draft lands in your drafts folder for you to review, edit, and send. Nothing goes out without your approval. ## How to Set It Up Open Lindy, click your **workspace name** in the top-left, and choose **Settings**. In the left sidebar, click **Emails**, then scroll to **Email drafting**. ## How It Works Enable email drafting in your settings at [chat.lindy.ai](https://chat.lindy.ai). Look for **Email drafting** in the settings panel. Once on, Lindy will: 1. Read incoming emails that need a response 2. Draft a reply based on your drafting instructions and everything it's learned about your style 3. Save it as a draft in your email client From there, you review, tweak if needed, and hit send. ## Drafting Instructions Lindy drafts from two sets of instructions, both in **Settings → Emails → Email drafting**. Your own **Drafting instructions** sit at the top, and the **Learned instructions** Lindy builds for you sit below. ### Drafting instructions This is your own field. Paste or write your style rules and Lindy follows them. For example: > Match the sender's tone and formality level. Keep responses concise (under 3 sentences if possible). Sign off with 'Best' for professional contacts and 'Thanks' for casual ones. Never draft responses to no-reply emails. Drafting instructions text field with example tone and style rules The more specific you are, the better Lindy's drafts will sound. You can mention: * **Tone**: formal, casual, friendly, direct * **Length**: short and punchy, or thorough and detailed * **Sign-offs**: "Best," "Thanks," "Cheers," your custom signature * **Rules**: who to never reply to, what topics to escalate ### Learned instructions From the day you sign up, Lindy starts learning how you write. It saves what it notices as a memory in the **Learned instructions** field: your common phrases, sign-offs, and habits. It keeps updating that memory as you write and edit more emails, so the drafts get better and better over time. Open it any time to correct or add to what Lindy has learned, then click **Save**. Learned instructions panel showing common phrases Lindy picked up from the user, with a Save button Your drafting instructions stay exactly as you set them, while your learned instructions keep improving on their own. ## Signature Customize what shows up at the bottom of every Lindy draft. **Your signature** is your standard sign-off, rendered above the Lindy line. Add plain text or markdown — paste in your Gmail signature, or write something new. **Include Sent with Lindy** adds a small "Sent with Lindy" tagline below your signature. It's on by default — toggle it off in settings if you'd rather not include it. Your signature field and Include Sent with Lindy toggle in email drafting settings ## Automatic Follow-ups Lindy tracks emails you've sent that haven't gotten a reply. After a set number of days (default: **2 days**), Lindy drafts a follow-up and saves it in your drafts for review. Adjust the timing in your settings. You always have the final say before anything sends. Automatic follow-up drafting settings Looking for post-meeting follow-ups? That's a separate feature. See [Meeting Follow-ups](/features/meeting-assistant/follow-ups). ## Next Steps How Lindy organizes your inbox Automatic follow-ups after meetings