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KI-Reife (“AI maturity”) is the second tab of the Entscheidungen page — next to Warteschlange (the live queue). Where the queue is about deciding on today’s suggestions, KI-Reife is the overview: for every rule the AI runs, it shows how far that rule has progressed from “still learning” to “ready to run on its own”, and gives you a one-click Jetzt automatisieren to promote it. Nothing here fires anything. It’s a read-only picture of earned trust plus a deliberate promote button — the opposite of a black box.

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Two ways a rule graduates

A rule ramps up through the same trust threshold whether you promote it from the queue or from this tab — they’re two views of one mechanism:

From the queue

While you’re clearing decisions, InboxMate nudges opportunistically: after enough approvals it asks Ab jetzt automatisch? right on the card. Handy in the moment.

From KI-Reife

Here you see every rule’s progress at once and promote proactively with Jetzt automatisieren — without waiting for the next matching email to trigger a nudge.

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The four stages

Each rule sits at one of four maturity stages, shown as a badge under Regeln nach Reifegrad: The thresholds are deterministic, not a vibe score. With the default trust threshold of 5 approvals, a rule reaches Zuverlässig at 3 approvals and becomes Bereit für Autopilot at 5 — provided it also clears the gates below. A Weg zum Autopilot progress bar on each card shows how close it is (approvals ÷ threshold).
Both Ja and Anders (approve, or approve with a correction) count toward a rule’s approvals. Ignorieren does not — declining an action never pushes it toward automation.

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What holds a rule back

Approval count alone isn’t enough. A rule is capped below Bereit für Autopilot while any of these is true:
  • Drafts are still heavily rewritten. The Bearbeitungs-Trend metric tracks how much you change a rule’s drafts before sending. If your recent edits are still large, the AI hasn’t learned your voice yet and the rule stays at Lernt — no matter how many times you’ve approved it. (Actions that produce no draft, like archiving, have no edit trend and skip this gate.)
  • The rule has gone quiet. A rule that earned readiness long ago but hasn’t been exercised recently is held at Zuverlässig with the note “Länger nicht bestätigt — für Autopilot erneut freigeben.” InboxMate won’t advertise autopilot for a rule it hasn’t seen work lately.
  • You dismissed the nudge. Choosing Weiter fragen keeps a rule supervised until you promote it deliberately.
  • The action type can’t graduate at all — see below.

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Reading a rule card

Each card carries the stage badge, the Weg zum Autopilot bar, and three metrics:
  • Saubere Freigaben — approvals with no correction needed (the real trust signal).
  • Gelernt — how many style/fact exemplars this rule has taught the draft generator. This ties into what the AI has learned from your edits.
  • Bearbeitungs-Trend — whether your edits to its drafts are growing or shrinking (or keine Bearbeitungen for action types with no draft).
When a rule is Bereit für Autopilot, the card shows Jetzt automatisieren. Clicking it opens a confirmation — “Aktion automatisieren? Ab sofort führt die KI die Aktion „…” für die Kategorie „…” automatisch aus – ohne weitere Nachfrage.” — with a reminder that it’s reversible: “Du kannst das jederzeit im Kategorisierer wieder auf „Vorschlagen” zurückstellen.” Confirm with Ja, automatisieren.

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The headline

Above the rule list, three summary cards and a chart give the account-level picture:
  • Gesparte Zeit (geschätzt) — estimated hours saved, “Geschätzt aus tatsächlich ausgeführten Aktionen der letzten 8 Wochen.”
  • Automatisiert — rules running fully automatically.
  • Bereit für Autopilot — rules you could promote with one click right now.
  • Autonomie im Zeitverlauf — a weekly sparkline splitting executed actions into Automatisch (fired on their own), Freigegeben (you approved via the queue), and Manuell übernommen (you overrode the AI).
The saved-time figure is deliberately honest and auditable — it’s a real count of executed actions multiplied by a documented per-action constant (e.g. a drafted reply saves more minutes than an archive), broken down per action type. It is never an extrapolated growth projection.

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Not every action can graduate

Eligibility for auto mode is fixed per action type: Endgültig löschen (permanent delete) always stays a suggestion, however often you approve it — it’s irreversible, so InboxMate never runs it unattended.
Promoting a Weiterleiten or E-Mail senden rule also confirms it may send without further review. That confirmation is stamped the moment you click Ja, automatisieren, because those actions can’t be recalled once automatic. Customer-facing replies therefore never reach autopilot by accident — only after you’ve approved that specific rule to the threshold and explicitly promoted it.

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Where this connects

  • The decisions you make in the Warteschlange are what feed every number here.
  • The Gelernt metric and the shrinking Bearbeitungs-Trend come from what the AI learns from your edits.
  • When a rule is empty of activity you’ll see “Noch keine Regeln zum Reifen” — approve a few suggestions in the queue and rules start appearing here as they earn autonomy.