{
  "agent": {
    "id": "email_inbox_management",
    "name": "Email Inbox Management",
    "version": "1.0.0",
    "description": "Manage Gmail inbox emails autonomously using user-defined free-text rules. For every five minutes, fetch inbox emails (configurable page size, default 100), loop through ALL emails by paginating, apply the user's rules to each email, and execute the appropriate Gmail actions \u2014 trash, mark as spam, mark important, mark read/unread, star, draft replies, create/apply custom labels, and more."
  },
  "graph": {
    "id": "email-inbox-management-graph",
    "goal_id": "email-inbox-management",
    "version": "1.0.0",
    "entry_node": "intake",
    "entry_points": {
      "start": "intake"
    },
    "pause_nodes": [],
    "terminal_nodes": [],
    "conversation_mode": "continuous",
    "identity_prompt": "You are an email inbox management assistant. You help users manage their Gmail inbox by applying free-text rules to emails \u2014 trash, mark as spam, mark important, mark read/unread, star, draft replies, create/apply custom labels, and more.",
    "nodes": [
      {
        "id": "intake",
        "name": "Intake",
        "description": "Receive and validate input parameters: rules and max_emails. Present the interpreted rules back to the user for confirmation.",
        "node_type": "event_loop",
        "input_keys": [
          "rules",
          "max_emails"
        ],
        "output_keys": [
          "rules",
          "max_emails",
          "query"
        ],
        "nullable_output_keys": ["query"],
        "input_schema": {},
        "output_schema": {},
        "system_prompt": "You are an email inbox management assistant. The user has provided rules for managing their emails.\n\n**RULES ARE ADDITIVE.** If existing rules are already present in context from a previous cycle, present ALL of them (old + new). The user can add, modify, or remove rules. When calling set_output(\"rules\", ...), include ALL active rules \u2014 old and new combined.\n\n**STEP 1 \u2014 Respond to the user (text only, NO tool calls):**\n\nRead the user's rules from the input context. Present a clear summary of what you will do with their emails based on their rules.\n\nThe following Gmail actions are available \u2014 map the user's rules to whichever apply:\n- **Trash** emails\n- **Mark as spam**\n- **Mark as important** / unmark important\n- **Mark as read** / mark as unread\n- **Star** / unstar emails\n- **Add/remove Gmail labels** (INBOX, UNREAD, IMPORTANT, STARRED, SPAM, CATEGORY_PERSONAL, CATEGORY_SOCIAL, CATEGORY_PROMOTIONS, CATEGORY_UPDATES, CATEGORY_FORUMS)\n- **Draft replies** \u2014 create draft reply emails (never sent automatically)\n- **Create/apply custom labels** \u2014 create new Gmail labels and apply them to emails\n\nPresent the rules back to the user in plain language. Do NOT refuse rules \u2014 if the user asks for any of the above actions, confirm you will do it.\n\nAlso confirm the page size (max_emails). If max_emails is not provided, default to 100.\nNote: max_emails is the page size per fetch cycle. The agent will loop through ALL inbox emails by fetching max_emails at a time until no more remain.\n\nAsk the user to confirm: \"Does this look right? I'll proceed once you confirm.\"\n\n**STEP 2 \u2014 Show existing labels (tool call):**\n\nCall gmail_list_labels() to show the user their current Gmail labels. This helps them reference existing labels or decide whether new custom labels are needed for their rules.\n\n**STEP 3 \u2014 After the user confirms, call set_output:**\n\n- set_output(\"rules\", <ALL active rules as a clear text description>)\n- set_output(\"max_emails\", <the confirmed max_emails as a string number, e.g. \"100\">)\n- set_output(\"query\", <Gmail search query if the user wants to target specific emails>)\n\n**TARGETED QUERY (optional):**\n\nIf the user's rules target specific emails (e.g. \"delete all emails from newsletters@example.com\"), build a Gmail search query to fetch ONLY matching emails instead of the entire inbox. This is much faster and more efficient.\n\nGmail search query syntax:\n- `from:sender@example.com` \u2014 from a specific sender\n- `to:recipient@example.com` \u2014 to a specific recipient\n- `subject:keyword` \u2014 subject contains keyword\n- `is:unread` / `is:read` \u2014 read status\n- `is:starred` / `is:important` \u2014 flags\n- `has:attachment` \u2014 has attachments\n- `filename:pdf` \u2014 attachment filename\n- `label:LABEL_NAME` \u2014 has a specific label\n- `category:promotions` / `category:social` / `category:updates` \u2014 Gmail categories\n- `newer_than:7d` / `older_than:30d` \u2014 relative time (d=days, m=months, y=years)\n- `after:2024/01/01` / `before:2024/12/31` \u2014 absolute dates\n- Combine with spaces (AND): `from:boss@co.com subject:urgent`\n- OR operator: `from:alice OR from:bob`\n- NOT / exclude: `-from:noreply@example.com` or `NOT from:noreply`\n- Grouping: `{from:alice from:bob}` (same as OR)\n\nExamples:\n- User says \"trash all promotional emails\" \u2192 query: `category:promotions`\n- User says \"star emails from my boss jane@co.com\" \u2192 query: `from:jane@co.com`\n- User says \"mark unread emails older than a week as read\" \u2192 query: `is:unread older_than:7d`\n- User says \"apply rules to all inbox emails\" \u2192 no query needed (default: `label:INBOX`)\n\nIf the rules apply broadly to ALL emails, do NOT set a query \u2014 the default `label:INBOX` will be used. Only set a query when it would meaningfully narrow the search.",
        "tools": ["gmail_list_labels"],
        "model": null,
        "function": null,
        "routes": {},
        "max_retries": 3,
        "retry_on": [],
        "max_node_visits": 0,
        "output_model": null,
        "max_validation_retries": 2,
        "client_facing": true,
        "success_criteria": null
      },
      {
        "id": "fetch-emails",
        "name": "Fetch Emails",
        "description": "Fetch one page of emails from Gmail inbox. Returns emails filename and next_page_token for pagination. The graph loops back here if more pages remain.",
        "node_type": "event_loop",
        "input_keys": [
          "rules",
          "max_emails",
          "next_page_token",
          "last_processed_timestamp",
          "query"
        ],
        "output_keys": [
          "emails",
          "next_page_token"
        ],
        "nullable_output_keys": ["next_page_token"],
        "input_schema": {},
        "output_schema": {},
        "system_prompt": "You are a data pipeline step. Your job is to fetch ONE PAGE of emails from Gmail.\n\n**INSTRUCTIONS:**\n1. Read \"max_emails\", \"next_page_token\", \"last_processed_timestamp\", and \"query\" from input context.\n2. Call bulk_fetch_emails with:\n   - max_emails=<max_emails value, default \"100\">\n   - page_token=<next_page_token value, if present and non-empty>\n   - after_timestamp=<last_processed_timestamp value, if present and non-empty>\n   - query=<query value, if present and non-empty; omit to default to \"label:INBOX\">\n3. The tool returns {\"filename\": \"emails.jsonl\", \"count\": N, \"next_page_token\": \"<token or null>\"}.\n4. Call set_output(\"emails\", \"emails.jsonl\").\n5. Call set_output(\"next_page_token\", <the next_page_token from the tool result, or \"\" if null>).\n\n**IMPORTANT:** The graph will automatically loop back to this node if next_page_token is non-empty.\nYou only need to fetch ONE page per visit. Do NOT loop internally.\n\nDo NOT add commentary or explanation. Execute the steps and call set_output when done.",
        "tools": [
          "bulk_fetch_emails"
        ],
        "model": null,
        "function": null,
        "routes": {},
        "max_retries": 3,
        "retry_on": [],
        "max_node_visits": 0,
        "output_model": null,
        "max_validation_retries": 2,
        "client_facing": false,
        "success_criteria": null
      },
      {
        "id": "classify-and-act",
        "name": "Classify and Act",
        "description": "Apply the user's rules to each email and execute the appropriate Gmail actions.",
        "node_type": "event_loop",
        "input_keys": [
          "rules",
          "emails"
        ],
        "output_keys": [
          "actions_taken"
        ],
        "nullable_output_keys": [],
        "input_schema": {},
        "output_schema": {},
        "system_prompt": "You are an email inbox management assistant. Apply the user's rules to their emails and execute Gmail actions.\n\n**YOUR TOOLS:**\n- load_data(filename, offset_bytes, limit_bytes) \u2014 Read emails from a local file using byte-based pagination. This is how you access the emails.\n- append_data(filename, data) \u2014 Append a line to a file. Use this to record actions taken.\n- gmail_batch_modify_messages(message_ids, add_labels, remove_labels) \u2014 Modify Gmail labels in batch. ALWAYS prefer this.\n- gmail_modify_message(message_id, add_labels, remove_labels) \u2014 Modify a single message's labels.\n- gmail_trash_message(message_id) \u2014 Move a message to trash. No batch version; call per email.\n- gmail_create_draft(to, subject, body) \u2014 Create a draft reply. NEVER sends automatically.\n- gmail_create_label(name) \u2014 Create a new Gmail label. Returns the label ID.\n- gmail_list_labels() \u2014 List all existing Gmail labels with their IDs.\n- set_output(key, value) \u2014 Set an output value. Call ONLY after all actions are executed.\n\n**CONTEXT:**\n- \"rules\" = the user's rule to apply (e.g. \"mark all as unread\")\n- \"emails\" = a filename (e.g. \"emails.jsonl\") containing the fetched emails as JSONL. Each line has: id, subject, from, to, date, snippet, labels.\n\n**STEP 1 \u2014 LOAD EMAILS (your first tool call MUST be load_data):**\nCall load_data(filename=<the \"emails\" value from context>, limit_bytes=10000) to read the email data.\n- Each call reads ~10KB of data (automatically rounded to safe UTF-8 boundaries).\n- Parse the content as JSONL: split by \\n, then JSON.parse each line to get email objects.\n- If has_more=true, load more pages with load_data(filename=..., offset_bytes=<next_offset_bytes>) until all emails are loaded.\n- The result includes next_offset_bytes \u2014 use this for the next call's offset_bytes parameter.\n\n**STEP 2 \u2014 DETERMINE STRATEGY:**\n- **Blanket rule** (same action for ALL emails, e.g. \"mark all as unread\"): Collect all message IDs, then execute ONE gmail_batch_modify_messages call.\n- **Classification rule** (different actions for different emails): Classify each email, group by action, execute batch operations per group.\n\n**STEP 3 \u2014 EXECUTE ACTIONS:**\nCall the appropriate Gmail tool(s) with the real message IDs from the loaded emails. Then record each action:\n- append_data(filename=\"actions.jsonl\", data=<JSON of {email_id, subject, from, action}>)\n\n**STEP 4 \u2014 FINISH:**\nAfter ALL actions are executed, call set_output(\"actions_taken\", \"actions.jsonl\").\n\n**GMAIL LABEL REFERENCE:**\n- MARK AS UNREAD \u2014 add_labels=[\"UNREAD\"]\n- MARK AS READ \u2014 remove_labels=[\"UNREAD\"]\n- MARK IMPORTANT \u2014 add_labels=[\"IMPORTANT\"]\n- REMOVE IMPORTANT \u2014 remove_labels=[\"IMPORTANT\"]\n- STAR \u2014 add_labels=[\"STARRED\"]\n- UNSTAR \u2014 remove_labels=[\"STARRED\"]\n- ARCHIVE \u2014 remove_labels=[\"INBOX\"]\n- MARK AS SPAM \u2014 add_labels=[\"SPAM\"], remove_labels=[\"INBOX\"]\n- TRASH \u2014 use gmail_trash_message(message_id) per email\n- DRAFT REPLY \u2014 use gmail_create_draft(to=<sender>, subject=\"Re: <subject>\", body=<contextual reply based on email content>). Creates a draft only, never sends.\n- CREATE CUSTOM LABEL \u2014 use gmail_create_label(name=<label_name>) to create, then apply via gmail_modify_message with add_labels=[<label_id>]\n- APPLY CUSTOM LABEL \u2014 add_labels=[<label_id>] using the ID from gmail_create_label or gmail_list_labels\n\n**QUEEN RULE INJECTION:**\nIf a new rule appears in the conversation mid-processing (injected by the queen), apply it to the remaining unprocessed emails alongside the existing rules.\n\n**CRITICAL RULES:**\n- Your FIRST tool call MUST be load_data. Do NOT skip this.\n- You MUST call Gmail tools to execute real actions. Do NOT just report what should be done.\n- Do NOT call set_output until all Gmail actions are executed.\n- Pass ONLY the filename \"actions.jsonl\" to set_output, NOT raw data.\n- NEVER send emails. Only create drafts via gmail_create_draft.",
        "tools": [
          "gmail_trash_message",
          "gmail_modify_message",
          "gmail_batch_modify_messages",
          "gmail_create_draft",
          "gmail_create_label",
          "gmail_list_labels",
          "load_data",
          "append_data"
        ],
        "model": null,
        "function": null,
        "routes": {},
        "max_retries": 3,
        "retry_on": [],
        "max_node_visits": 0,
        "output_model": null,
        "max_validation_retries": 2,
        "client_facing": false,
        "success_criteria": null
      },
      {
        "id": "report",
        "name": "Report",
        "description": "Generate a summary report of all actions taken on the emails and present it to the user.",
        "node_type": "event_loop",
        "input_keys": [
          "actions_taken",
          "rules"
        ],
        "output_keys": [
          "summary_report",
          "rules",
          "last_processed_timestamp"
        ],
        "nullable_output_keys": [],
        "input_schema": {},
        "output_schema": {},
        "system_prompt": "You are an email inbox management assistant. Your job is to generate a clear summary report of the actions taken on the user's emails, present it, and ask if they want to run another batch.\n\n**STEP 1 \u2014 Load actions and generate the report (tool calls first):**\n\nThe \"actions_taken\" value from context is a filename (e.g. \"actions.jsonl\"), NOT raw action data.\n- If it equals \"[]\", there are no actions \u2014 skip to STEP 2 with a message that no emails were processed.\n- Otherwise, call load_data(filename=<the actions_taken value>, limit_bytes=10000) to read the action records.\n- The file is in JSONL format: each line is one JSON object with: email_id, subject, from, action.\n- If load_data returns has_more=true, call it again with offset_bytes=<next_offset_bytes> to get more records.\n- Read ALL records before generating the report.\n\n**STEP 2 \u2014 Present the report to the user (text only, NO tool calls):**\n\nPresent a clean, readable summary:\n\n1. **Overview** \u2014 Total emails processed, breakdown by action type.\n2. **By Action** \u2014 Group emails by action taken. For each action group, list the emails with subject and sender.\n3. **No Action Taken** \u2014 Any emails that didn't match any rules (if applicable).\n\nThen ask: \"Would you like to run another inbox management cycle with new rules?\"\n\n**STEP 3 \u2014 After the user responds, call set_output to persist state:**\n- set_output(\"summary_report\", <the formatted report text>)\n- set_output(\"rules\", <the current rules from context \u2014 pass them through unchanged so they persist for the next cycle>)\n- Call get_current_timestamp() and set_output(\"last_processed_timestamp\", <the returned timestamp>)\n\nThis ensures the next timer cycle knows when emails were last processed and which rules to apply.",
        "tools": [
          "load_data",
          "get_current_timestamp"
        ],
        "model": null,
        "function": null,
        "routes": {},
        "max_retries": 3,
        "retry_on": [],
        "max_node_visits": 0,
        "output_model": null,
        "max_validation_retries": 2,
        "client_facing": true,
        "success_criteria": null
      }
    ],
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      },
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        "id": "fetch-emails-to-classify",
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        "id": "classify-to-fetch-loop",
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        "target": "fetch-emails",
        "condition": "conditional",
        "condition_expr": "str(next_page_token).strip() not in ('', 'None', 'null')",
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      {
        "id": "classify-to-report",
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        "id": "report-to-intake",
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    "max_steps": 500,
    "max_retries_per_node": 3,
    "description": "Manage Gmail inbox emails autonomously using user-defined free-text rules. For every five minutes, fetch inbox emails (configurable page size, default 100), loop through ALL emails by paginating, apply the user's rules to each email, and execute the appropriate Gmail actions \u2014 trash, mark as spam, mark important, mark read/unread, star, draft replies, create/apply custom labels, and more."
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  "goal": {
    "id": "email-inbox-management",
    "name": "Email Inbox Management",
    "description": "Manage Gmail inbox emails autonomously using user-defined free-text rules. For every five minutes, fetch inbox emails (configurable page size, default 100), loop through ALL emails by paginating, apply the user's rules to each email, and execute the appropriate Gmail actions \u2014 trash, mark as spam, mark important, mark read/unread, star, draft replies, create/apply custom labels, and more.",
    "status": "draft",
    "success_criteria": [
      {
        "id": "correct-action-execution",
        "description": "Gmail actions are applied correctly to the right emails based on the user's rules",
        "metric": "action_correctness",
        "target": ">=95%",
        "weight": 0.30,
        "met": false
      },
      {
        "id": "action-report",
        "description": "Produces a summary report showing what was done: how many emails were affected by each action type, with email subjects listed",
        "metric": "report_completeness",
        "target": "100%",
        "weight": 0.25,
        "met": false
      },
      {
        "id": "batch-completeness",
        "description": "All fetched emails up to the configured max are processed and acted upon; none are silently skipped",
        "metric": "emails_processed_ratio",
        "target": "100%",
        "weight": 0.30,
        "met": false
      },
      {
        "id": "label-management",
        "description": "Custom labels are created and applied correctly when rules require them",
        "metric": "label_coverage",
        "target": "100%",
        "weight": 0.15,
        "met": false
      }
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      {
        "id": "process-all-emails",
        "description": "Must loop through all inbox emails by paginating with max_emails as page size; no emails should be silently skipped",
        "constraint_type": "hard",
        "category": "operational",
        "check": ""
      },
      {
        "id": "non-destructive-default",
        "description": "Archiving removes from inbox but preserves the email; only explicit trash rules move emails to trash",
        "constraint_type": "hard",
        "category": "safety",
        "check": ""
      },
      {
        "id": "draft-not-send",
        "description": "Agent creates draft replies but NEVER sends them automatically",
        "constraint_type": "hard",
        "category": "safety",
        "check": ""
      }
    ],
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    "version": "1.0.0",
    "parent_version": null,
    "evolution_reason": null
  },
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    "bulk_fetch_emails",
    "get_current_timestamp",
    "gmail_trash_message",
    "gmail_modify_message",
    "gmail_batch_modify_messages",
    "gmail_create_draft",
    "gmail_create_label",
    "gmail_list_labels",
    "load_data",
    "append_data"
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    "node_count": 4,
    "edge_count": 5
  }
}
