Gmail انتهى

Check all my email accounts for unread messages in the inbox.

RULES — READ CAREFULLY:
- Fetch EVERY single unread email, however many there are.
  No caps, no pagination limits, no early stops.
- You MUST call google_gmail_read for EACH email individually.
  Reading the subject line or metadata from google_gmail_search
  is NOT enough — you need the full body content of every email.
- Do NOT skip emails because you think you already know what
  they're about from the search results. Search results give
  you metadata only. You MUST read the actual content.
- If there are 43 unread emails, I expect to see 43
  google_gmail_read calls. If there are 200, I expect 200.
  No exceptions.
- Work in batches of 10-15 reads per response. After each
  batch, continue with the remaining emails in your next
  response. Do NOT produce any summary, briefing, or final
  output until EVERY email has been read via google_gmail_read.
- Do NOT mark any email as read. Do NOT archive, label, move,
  or modify anything.

COMPLETION CHECK:
Before producing your final briefing, count how many
google_gmail_read calls you made. If that number is less than
the total unread count from google_gmail_search, you are NOT
done — go back and read the ones you missed.

BRIEFING FORMAT (only after ALL emails are read):
1. Total unread count per account
2. For each email:
   - Who it's from and when
   - One-line summary of what they want or what it's about
   - Priority: urgent (needs action today), normal, or low
     (newsletter/promo/notification)
3. At the end, list any emails that need a reply with a
   suggested one-liner I can approve or edit

## Gmail Briefing | Weekday (07:30)

Check all my email accounts for unread messages in the inbox.

RULES — READ CAREFULLY:
- Fetch EVERY single unread email, however many there are.
  No caps, no pagination limits, no early stops.
- You MUST call google_gmail_read for EACH email individually.
  Reading the subject line or metadata from google_gmail_search
  is NOT enough — you need the full body content of every email.
- Do NOT skip emails because you think you already know what
  they're about from the search results. Search results give
  you metadata only. You MUST read the actual content.
- If there are 43 unread emails, I expect to see 43
  google_gmail_read calls. If there are 200, I expect 200.
  No exceptions.
- Work in batches of 10-15 reads per response. After each
  batch, continue with the remaining emails in your next
  response. Do NOT produce any summary, briefing, or final
  output until EVERY email has been read via google_gmail_read.
- Do NOT mark any email as read. Do NOT archive, label, move,
  or modify anything.

COMPLETION CHECK:
Before producing your final briefing, count how many
google_gmail_read calls you made. If that number is less than
the total unread count from google_gmail_search, you are NOT
done — go back and read the ones you missed.

BRIEFING FORMAT (only after ALL emails are read):
1. Total unread count per account
2. For each email:
   - Who it's from and when
   - One-line summary of what they want or what it's about
   - Priority: urgent (needs action today), normal, or low
     (newsletter/promo/notification)
3. At the end, list any emails that need a reply with a
   suggested one-liner I can approve or edit