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# mailbox-cleanup Conversational orchestrator over the `mailbox-cleanup` CLI. Wraps discovery → preview → apply loops with safety checks. Multi-account capable: every CLI call resolves to one account via `--account=<alias|email>` or the configured default. ## Required CLI version Schema version 1. The CLI emits `"schema_version": 1` in every JSON response — if it doesn't match, abort and tell the user to update the CLI. ## Setup state — detect first, every session Before anything else, find out which accounts are configured: ```bash mailbox-cleanup config list --json ``` Read the `accounts` array from the response. Three states: 1. **Empty / file missing** — no accounts yet. Run the setup-time decision tree below. 2. **One account** — use it implicitly. No `--account` flag needed. 3. **Multiple accounts** — pick one (see "Picking an account" below) and pass `--account=<alias>` to every subsequent CLI call. ### Setup-time decision tree ``` if config.json missing AND user has v0.1 keychain entry: run any subcommand with --email=<their email> → triggers auto-bootstrap OR run `config init --import-email=<email>` explicitly if config.json missing AND no v0.1 entry: ask user for alias + email, then guide them to run in a real terminal: mailbox-cleanup auth set --alias=<alias> --email=<email> (auth set needs a TTY for getpass — Claude Code cannot run it interactively) if config.json exists: use accounts as listed; ask user which one if ambiguous ``` ## Picki