JT Email Draft — Add-in Setup

This add-in drafts matter-grounded email replies for you to review before sending. Takes about 2 minutes to install.

If you're on Outlook on the web (outlook.office.com)

1. Click the Settings gear icon (top right) → View all Outlook settings.
2. Go to General → Manage add-ins (or: in the main Outlook window, look for Get Add-ins on the ribbon, usually under the "..." / More apps menu).
3. Click My add-ins on the left.
4. Scroll down to Custom addins and click + Add a custom add-in → Add from URL.
5. Paste this URL exactly:
   https://jt-outlook-email-draft-6uv.pages.dev/manifest.xml
6. Click OK, then Install when it asks to confirm.

If you're on Outlook desktop (Windows or Mac)

1. Open Outlook → Home tab → Get Add-ins (sometimes called "Add-ins" or found under the "..." More menu on the ribbon).
2. Click My add-ins on the left.
3. Scroll to Custom addins → + Add a custom add-in → Add from URL.
4. Paste this URL exactly:
   https://jt-outlook-email-draft-6uv.pages.dev/manifest.xml
5. Click OK / Install to confirm.

Using it — and the one thing to expect

1. Open any email (or click Reply/Forward, or start a new email).
2. Look for a "Draft Email" button on the ribbon (top of the window) — click it. A panel opens on the right side.
3. The first time you click it, you'll likely get a Microsoft sign-in / permission prompt — something like "This app would like to: Access jt-platform as the signed-in user." This is expected and new — click Accept (or sign in with your normal johnsonturner.com Microsoft account if asked). You should only see this once.
4. Follow the panel's steps to generate a draft, review it, and insert it into your reply if it looks good — it never sends anything automatically, you always review first.

That's it. If anything looks off, doesn't appear, or you don't get that sign-in prompt at all, let Chris know exactly what you see (a screenshot helps).