Filters labelled VIP / Newsletters / Action handle the triage Superhuman calls 'Splits'. Snooze is built in.
Inbox triage (free)
If you can't justify Superhuman yet, Gmail's filters + canned responses + a Claude side window covers 80% of the value. Two filters do the splits Superhuman charges for.
- gmailFree
- claudeFree tier
- gmail$6 Workspace
- claude$20
- gmail$36
- claude$20
- + misc$22
Fast mode for Claude Opus 4.8 deprecated with November 30 removal date
Fast mode for Claude Opus 4.8 is being deprecated and will be removed on November 30, 2026. Developers using fast mode with Opus 4.8 must migrate to Claude Opus 5.5 to continue using the feature.
Usage and Cost Analytics API launched in beta to track token consumption and costs
Anthropic released the Usage and Cost Analytics API in beta, enabling organizations to monitor token usage and costs across Claude API consumption with filtering and grouping by dimensions like model, workspace, and API key. The API provides /v1/organizations/analytics/usage and /v1/organizations/analytics/cost endpoints. Legacy usage reporting endpoints remain supported.
Messages API and Token Counting API maximum request size increased to 128 MB
The maximum request size for the Messages API and Token Counting API doubled from 32 MB to 128 MB on the first-party Claude API, allowing developers to process significantly larger payloads in single requests. This change takes effect immediately and applies to both APIs.
Claude Tag API released in beta for Claude Enterprise organizations on Slack
The Claude Tag API is now available in beta for Claude Enterprise organizations, providing endpoints to read and configure Claude Tag settings on Slack channels and workspaces with Access bundle support. The API requires Admin API keys with read:claude_tag or write:claude_tag scope. This feature is exclusive to Claude Enterprise.
- 1Set up 3 filtersGmail
Gmail filters: VIP (named senders), Newsletters (list-unsubscribe header present), Action (you're in To, not CC). Triage in that order.
- 2Drafts in side windowClaude
Claude in a browser tab. Pinned. Paste email + 3 of your past replies for voice; paste draft back into Gmail.
Prompt · Reply draft (same prompt as Superhuman version)Draft a reply to this email in my voice. Email I received: """ {{paste email}} """ 3 of my recent replies (for voice anchoring): """ {{paste 3 replies}} """ Intent: {{e.g. "decline politely", "say yes and propose Tue 2pm", "ask one clarifying question"}}. Constraints: - Length: same as my voice samples, no longer. - No "Thanks for reaching out" or "I hope you're well". - One specific reference to something they said. - One clear next step. - Sign off the way I sign off in the samples. Output the reply only. - 3Schedule sends manuallyGmail
Gmail's Schedule send (the small caret next to Send). Send between 7 to 9am local for higher reply rates.
From 60 min/day on email to 35 min/day. Tested Superhuman at month 3, kept the pipeline; the only gap was raw keyboard speed.
Gmail filters are write-once-forget. Re-audit every 2 months or you'll find the VIP filter quietly missed your top customer.
Without Superhuman's keyboard composition, every reply costs you the Cmd+Tab. If your inbox crosses 200 emails/day, that tax compounds. Upgrade then.
What changed in AI tools and the stacks that ship. One email a week.