Let Akai draft a message, then send it yourself
In the composer, choose Use AI for a draft from Akai. Edit anything you want and click send. Nothing goes out until you do.
Written By Mauricio Suarez
Last updated About 1 hour ago
Akai™ drafts the ask for a warm intro and other notes from the relationship’s context. You review, edit, and send. Nothing sends on its own.
Start where the message lives: an intro request from Paths, or a note Akai offered to draft after you asked who’s going cold.
In the composer, choose Use AI. Akai drafts from what it sees in your own data, who, when, and how often, and from the context you gave it.
Read the draft as the person on the other end would. Edit anything you want. It’s your message.
Click send. Akai never sends, and no draft goes out without your click.
Good to know:
Every draft is marked as drafted by Akai. The marker says what it is, and you decide what to send.
A draft is one assist. One Spark covers five.
Akai always starts from the warm path. When someone you know can introduce you, it drafts the ask to that bridger, with the reason they’re likely to say yes, instead of a cold message to a stranger.