AI Compose
AI Compose helps you draft and polish email text before you send it. Give it what you have — a rough draft, a few notes, or an existing message — and it returns improved copy you can drop straight into a send. It is a writing aid, not a send action: it never delivers anything on its own.
What it can do
POST /mail/compose/assist takes an action that says how to transform your text:
::table
Action | What it does
write | Draft a new message from your notes
rewrite | Rephrase existing text, same meaning
expand | Flesh a terse note into a fuller message
shorten | Tighten a long message
formal | Make the tone more formal
casual | Make the tone more casual
fix_grammar | Correct grammar and spelling onlyPolish a draft
Pass the text you are working on as context, choose an action, and optionally set a tone:
curl -X POST "https://spideriq.ai/api/v1/mail/compose/assist" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"action": "rewrite",
"context": "hey just checking if u got my last email about the demo lmk",
"tone": "professional"
}'The fields:
action (required) — one of the actions in the table above.
context (required) — the text to work from (your draft, or notes for
write).tone (optional) —
professional(default),friendly,casual, orformal.subject (optional) — the email subject, for better context.
thread_context (optional) — prior messages in the thread, so the suggestion fits the conversation.
The response is the suggested text. Review it, edit if you like, then send it with a normal send job.
From an agent
Agents can call the equivalent compose_assist MCP tool, which takes a prompt describing what to write, an optional draft to improve, optional context, and a tone. See MCP Tools.
Tip: AI Compose returns text only — it is deliberately decoupled from sending. Generate, review, then submit a send job. This keeps a human (or an explicit agent step) in the loop before anything leaves your mailbox.
Next steps
Save a recurring structure as a template.
Endpoint details in the API Reference.