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Working code + OSS-swap guide + sample inputs and outputs. Same delivery as the paid wrappers — just $0.
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Email Reply Drafter — 3 reply variants from any inbound email
Paste an inbound email. Get three reply variants: direct, warm, decline. Powered by Claude in the demo, swap to free Llama 3.1 in 5 minutes.
Stack: Node.js / Next.jsOSS difficulty: easyEmail to download
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Live demo, in your browser.
Test the wrapper before you download. The free default routes through qwen2.5:3b running on our VPS (free, slower). Want to test with your own Claude / OpenAI key or your own Ollama URL? Use the "Bring your own model" panel below the demo. The downloaded code lets you swap providers freely.
Output will appear here after you run the demo.
What's in the ZIP
Code + guide + samples. Everything to ship in 30 minutes.
- →Working Next.js app
- →3 reply tones: direct, warm, decline
- →Tone-calibration guide for OSS models
- →Swap-in guide: Claude → Ollama
- →Layman-language guide on the OSS swap (no jargon, no assumed expertise)
- →README with copy-paste setup commands
- →Sample inputs and reference outputs
Why include the OSS path
Because the wrapper is the part you keep.
Most AI starter kits hardcode Claude and call it a day. That puts you on a recurring bill for every demo, every test, every customer. The wrapper here ships with the working Claude path AND the free open-source path side-by-side. Use the paid API in production if you want the convenience. Switch to Llama for development, testing, or cost-sensitive deployments. Same code, different endpoint.
The guide walks through the swap in layman language — no ML jargon, no assumed familiarity with vector databases or quantization. If you can run npm install or pip install, you can follow it.
Common questions
When do I actually get the code?
Instantly. Submit your email above, the download link arrives in 30 seconds. Same link serves the latest version forever.
Do I need to know AI/ML to use this?
No. The wrapper is a working app you can deploy in 30 minutes following the README. The OSS-swap guide is written for developers who know JavaScript or Python but have never touched a model file. No PhD needed.
What does "free open-source model" actually mean here?
Llama 3.1 8B via Ollamais a model (or set of models) you can run on your own hardware with no API keys, no per-call billing, and no rate limits beyond what your CPU/GPU allows. The guide explains how to install, configure, and swap it into the wrapper's existing code path.
Lifetime updates?
Yes. When v1.1 ships with new features or OSS-model paths, the same unlock link serves the latest version.