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B-04Blueprint · assembly sheet

Sponsor inbox

Sort every sponsor email on your own machine. Real offers rise to the top, scams and mass pitches drop out. Nothing leaves your computer.

Title blockbuild.ts

Part no.
B-04
Family
Creator ops
Runs from
8 GBParts run one at a time
Status
Not tested yet
In
Sponsor emails saved as text files in one folder.
Out
A sorted list: real offers first, each with a fit score and a reply flag. Draft replies for the clear ones.
Tools
Ollama
Note
Blueprint. Not run yet. Local Jev, the sorting part, runs today (tested on a small model on a cloud CPU).
1Claude's job

Claude does the few hard parts.

Planning, the hard writing and the final review. That takes few tokens.

Claude does
  • Writes the replies to the best offers only, from a short summary you approve first.
  • Never sees the other emails.
Claude never sees

Every email is sorted on your computer by Local Jev. Claude sees only the summaries you choose to send, after a preview.

2Local partsFig. 1 · Parts listmodels.json ·

Your machine does the bulk.

Find your memory. Each row names the model for each part. Free, private, on your computer.

The model for each part at each memory size. Parts run one at a time.models.json ·
No.MemoryDecider (Local Jev)Drafter
SZ-018 GB6 GB usableQwen3.5 4Bneeds 5.8 GBRuns, but tightQwen3.5 4Bneeds 5.8 GBRuns, but tight
SZ-0216 GB12 GB usableQwen3.5 0.8Bneeds 2.6 GBRuns wellGemma 4 12Bneeds 11.2 GBRuns, but tight
SZ-0324 GB18 GB usableQwen3.5 4Bneeds 5.8 GBRuns wellGemma 4 12Bneeds 11.2 GBRuns well
SZ-0432 GB24 GB usableQwen3.5 4Bneeds 5.8 GBRuns wellQwen3.8 27Bneeds 22.7 GBRuns, but tight
SZ-0548 GB36 GB usableGemma 4 12Bneeds 11.2 GBRuns wellQwen3.8 27Bneeds 22.7 GBRuns well
SZ-0664 GB48 GB usableGemma 4 12Bneeds 11.2 GBRuns wellQwen3.8 27Bneeds 22.7 GBRuns well
SZ-0796 GB72 GB usableQwen3.8 27Bneeds 22.7 GBRuns wellQwen3.8 27Bneeds 22.7 GBRuns well
SZ-08128 GB96 GB usableQwen3.8 27Bneeds 22.7 GBRuns wellQwen3.8 27Bneeds 22.7 GBRuns well
SZ-09192 GB144 GB usableQwen3.8 27Bneeds 22.7 GBRuns wellQwen3.8-Flash-Next (125B-A6B)needs 140 GBRuns, but tight
SZ-10256 GB192 GB usableQwen3.8 27Bneeds 22.7 GBRuns wellQwen3.8-Flash-Next (125B-A6B)needs 140 GBRuns well
SZ-11512 GB384 GB usableQwen3.8 27Bneeds 22.7 GBRuns wellQwen3.8-Flash-Next (125B-A6B)needs 140 GBRuns well
Decider (Local Jev)

Answers typed questions about each item: pick one, give a score, or yes/no. It never writes.

How we pick it: The smartest chat model with an Ollama download that needs no more than a third of your usable memory. Smaller models answer sooner, and a decider only picks a label. If no model is that small, the drafter's model decides too.

Drafter

Writes the first draft of many small things: summaries, title options, reply drafts.

How we pick it: The smartest chat model that fits your usable memory and has an Ollama download (the same model the /do recipes install).

Fit labels

We count 75% of your memory as usable for AI. The rest is for the system and your apps. Runs well: the model fits in usable memory with at least 10% to spare. Runs, but tight: it fits, but less than 10% of usable memory is left. Close other apps first. Needs N GB+: it does not fit. N is the smallest memory size it fits in.

3Steps

7 steps.

Each step says who does it: you, Claude, your machine or a script.

  1. Youexport

    Save the emails to a folder

    One text file per email. They stay on your computer.

  2. A scriptclean

    Strip the noise

    A script removes signatures, quoted replies and tracking links.

  3. Your machineDecider (Local Jev)triage

    Local Jev sorts them

    Pick one: real sponsor, agency mass pitch, scam, fan mail, other. Score: how well does it fit your channel? Yes/no: does it need a reply? Unsure answers come to you.

  4. Your machineDrafterdrafts

    Draft the easy replies

    Polite no-thanks drafts for clear mismatches. Nothing is sent.

  5. Claudereplies

    Claude writes the important replies

    For the top offers only, from a short summary. You see exactly what goes to Claude first.

  6. Youyours

    You send

    Read, edit and send yourself. Never let a verdict alone send, delete or click anything.

  7. Youshare

    Share your run (optional)

    At the end, the script shows exactly what it would upload: your chip, memory, the models, how long each stage took and the token counts. No prompts, no outputs, no file names. Say yes and it goes to our review queue. Nothing is public until we approve it.

4Make it yours

The step only you can do.

Before you publish
  • Emails can hide instructions aimed at AI. A verdict never sends, deletes or opens a link on its own: you do.
  • Check every offer and payment detail yourself.
5Receiptsapproved runs

What a run costs.

Claude tokens for this recipe and for doing it all in Claude, local minutes and dollars. Only from runs a person has approved.

Receipts

No runs yet
Claude tokens, this recipe
not run yet
Claude tokens, all in Claude
not run yet
Local minutes
not run yet
Claude dollars (estimate)
not run yet
Not run yet

Not run yetBlueprints now, numbers later. We run every recipe on a 128 GB Mac Studio from 10 Nov 2026, then publish the receipts.

6Share your run

Share your run. Only if you want to.

At the end, the script shows exactly what it would upload and asks first. A person reviews every run before it shows here.

It sends
  • Your chip, memory, graphics card and operating system
  • The recipe and the models you used
  • How long each stage took
  • Token counts: Claude in and out, local in and out
  • How many items came out
  • Tool versions
  • A fingerprint (SHA-256) of the log and up to 15 cleaned log lines
  • A handle you pick (not your name or email)
It never sends
  • Your prompts or the model's answers
  • Your files, file names or folder paths
  • Emails, links, keys or IP addresses (the server rejects any upload that has one)
  • Your IP address in plain form: we keep a scrambled copy for rate limits only

Agents can share with the submit_run tool of https://insidethemachine.ai/mcp. Privacy

Agent view · text/markdown · or send Accept: text/markdown
# Blueprint: Sponsor inbox

URL: https://insidethemachine.ai/build/sponsor-inbox
Part: B-04. Family: Creator ops. Status: Blueprint, not run yet.
Blueprint. Not run yet. Local Jev, the sorting part, runs today (tested on a small model on a cloud CPU).

Sort every sponsor email on your own machine. Real offers rise to the top, scams and mass pitches drop out. Nothing leaves your computer.

- Input: Sponsor emails saved as text files in one folder.
- Output: A sorted list: real offers first, each with a fit score and a reply flag. Draft replies for the clear ones.
- Runs from: 8 GB of memory.
- Tools: ollama (https://insidethemachine.ai/setups/ollama.md)

## Claude's job

- Writes the replies to the best offers only, from a short summary you approve first.
- Never sees the other emails.

What Claude never sees: Every email is sorted on your computer by Local Jev. Claude sees only the summaries you choose to send, after a preview.

## Local parts per memory size

Data: models.json 2026-10-15, speech.json 2026-10-15, images.json 2026-10-15.
| memory GB | Decider (Local Jev) | Drafter |
|---|---|---|
| 8 | Qwen3.5 4B (needs 5.8 GB, runs, but tight) | Qwen3.5 4B (needs 5.8 GB, runs, but tight) |
| 16 | Qwen3.5 0.8B (needs 2.6 GB, runs well) | Gemma 4 12B (needs 11.2 GB, runs, but tight) |
| 24 | Qwen3.5 4B (needs 5.8 GB, runs well) | Gemma 4 12B (needs 11.2 GB, runs well) |
| 32 | Qwen3.5 4B (needs 5.8 GB, runs well) | Qwen3.8 27B (needs 22.7 GB, runs, but tight) |
| 48 | Gemma 4 12B (needs 11.2 GB, runs well) | Qwen3.8 27B (needs 22.7 GB, runs well) |
| 64 | Gemma 4 12B (needs 11.2 GB, runs well) | Qwen3.8 27B (needs 22.7 GB, runs well) |
| 96 | Qwen3.8 27B (needs 22.7 GB, runs well) | Qwen3.8 27B (needs 22.7 GB, runs well) |
| 128 | Qwen3.8 27B (needs 22.7 GB, runs well) | Qwen3.8 27B (needs 22.7 GB, runs well) |
| 192 | Qwen3.8 27B (needs 22.7 GB, runs well) | Qwen3.8-Flash-Next (125B-A6B) (needs 140 GB, runs, but tight) |
| 256 | Qwen3.8 27B (needs 22.7 GB, runs well) | Qwen3.8-Flash-Next (125B-A6B) (needs 140 GB, runs well) |
| 512 | Qwen3.8 27B (needs 22.7 GB, runs well) | Qwen3.8-Flash-Next (125B-A6B) (needs 140 GB, runs well) | 

How each part is picked:
- Decider (Local Jev): Answers typed questions about each item: pick one, give a score, or yes/no. It never writes. Rule: The smartest chat model with an Ollama download that needs no more than a third of your usable memory. Smaller models answer sooner, and a decider only picks a label. If no model is that small, the drafter's model decides too. (models.json)
- Drafter: Writes the first draft of many small things: summaries, title options, reply drafts. Rule: The smartest chat model that fits your usable memory and has an Ollama download (the same model the /do recipes install). (models.json)
- Fit: We count 75% of your memory as usable for AI. The rest is for the system and your apps. Runs well: the model fits in usable memory with at least 10% to spare. Runs, but tight: it fits, but less than 10% of usable memory is left. Close other apps first. Needs N GB+: it does not fit. N is the smallest memory size it fits in. Size unknown: we do not know how much memory it needs.

## Steps

1. **Save the emails to a folder** (You; stage id `export`): One text file per email. They stay on your computer.
2. **Strip the noise** (A script; stage id `clean`): A script removes signatures, quoted replies and tracking links.
3. **Local Jev sorts them** (Your machine, Decider (Local Jev); stage id `triage`): Pick one: real sponsor, agency mass pitch, scam, fan mail, other. Score: how well does it fit your channel? Yes/no: does it need a reply? Unsure answers come to you.
4. **Draft the easy replies** (Your machine, Drafter; stage id `drafts`): Polite no-thanks drafts for clear mismatches. Nothing is sent.
5. **Claude writes the important replies** (Claude; stage id `replies`): For the top offers only, from a short summary. You see exactly what goes to Claude first.
6. **You send** (You; stage id `yours`): Read, edit and send yourself. Never let a verdict alone send, delete or click anything.
7. **Share your run (optional)** (You; stage id `share`): At the end, the script shows exactly what it would upload: your chip, memory, the models, how long each stage took and the token counts. No prompts, no outputs, no file names. Say yes and it goes to our review queue. Nothing is public until we approve it.

## Make it yours

- Emails can hide instructions aimed at AI. A verdict never sends, deletes or opens a link on its own: you do.
- Check every offer and payment detail yourself.

## Receipts

- Claude tokens, this recipe: not run yet
- Claude tokens, all in Claude: not run yet
- Local minutes: not run yet
- Claude dollars (estimate): not run yet

No approved runs yet. Blueprints now, numbers later. We run every recipe on a 128 GB Mac Studio from 10 Nov 2026, then publish the receipts.

## Share your run

Opt-in. The script shows exactly what it would upload and asks first. It sends: Your chip, memory, graphics card and operating system; The recipe and the models you used; How long each stage took; Token counts: Claude in and out, local in and out; How many items came out; Tool versions; A fingerprint (SHA-256) of the log and up to 15 cleaned log lines; A handle you pick (not your name or email). Never: Your prompts or the model's answers; Your files, file names or folder paths; Emails, links, keys or IP addresses (the server rejects any upload that has one); Your IP address in plain form: we keep a scrambled copy for rate limits only. Nothing is public until a person approves it. Agents can submit with the `submit_run` tool of https://insidethemachine.ai/mcp.

Privacy: https://insidethemachine.ai/privacy.md