Identity
UID and message references prevent duplicate processing and preserve the conversation thread.
Channel / Email
OpenOS preserves message identity and threading, applies the published support workflow, controls reply behavior, escalates exceptions, and sends configured eligible closes into Quality.
01 Mailbox connection Email lifecycle
Reliable email support depends on deduplication, threading, attachments, reply policy, human review boundaries, closure, and quality handoff.
UID and message references prevent duplicate processing and preserve the conversation thread.
Configured policy determines whether the workflow replies, requests human review, or escalates.
Idle-close and resolution state determine whether configured work becomes eligible for Quality.
Mechanism
Poll the configured Google Workspace mailbox and deduplicate provider messages.
Classify the request, preserve attachments, and run the published workflow.
Use the configured reply policy and maintain RFC message threading.
Confirm resolution or idle close, then send configured eligible work into Quality.
Operational control
Email is represented as a durable operational path, not a one-shot generation feature.
Mailbox cursors and message identifiers protect against repeated processing.
Configured rules prevent automated reply loops and unsafe repeated sends.
Replies retain standard message and reference identifiers.
Policy can hold a reply for a person when the workflow should not send autonomously.
Channel scenario
The mailbox ingests the message once and preserves the thread and attachment context.
L0 classifies the billing request and evaluates the configured reply policy.
A request needing account action reaches Workspace with the complete email context.
The configured eligible resolution enters the applicable scorecard workflow.
Measures
Processed messages associated with the correct support conversation and reference chain.
Eligible outbound responses held for human review under the configured policy.
Configured eligible closed threads that reach the Quality pipeline.
Direct answers
Yes. The repository contains the Google Workspace IMAP/SMTP support lifecycle, including threading, policy, escalation, closure, and Quality handoff.
The implemented path carries supported attachments and conversation context through the workflow.
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