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inbox-automations

Natural-language inbox automation rules (manage-email-rules, trigger-automations) and provider-native Gmail filters (manage-gmail-filters), including how the two differ. Use when the user asks to auto-label, auto-archive, auto-star, or otherwise handle incoming mail automatically, or to create/replace/delete a Gmail filter.

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# Inbox Automations and Gmail Filters

## AI filter

Use `apply-ai-filter` when the user manually marks mail as unwanted or keeps a
message that was filtered. It adds or removes the reversible
`agent-native-filtered` label, archives or restores the conversation, and
records the feedback for future classification. User comments become editable
natural-language AI filter instructions; the AI filter uses the configured
Jev or OpenAI decision provider, auto-filters only above its configured
threshold, and keeps lower-probability matches in the review queue. A failed
or refused classification affects only that email and is reported as a
failure, not as a no-match. It never claims the
custom label is Gmail's provider-controlled Spam system label.