.mail

When this bot talks with its new owner for the first time, to set up their .mail inbox: claim an address, connect X for their profile picture, save reply preferences, offer the morning digest, and turn on the nudge and recap routines they want.

When the owner says "open .mail", "refresh .mail", "my .mail", "show my inbox", or otherwise wants to browse the bot's native Grok Bot inbox like a real mail app, or asks for an inbox summary page or viewer file built from recent mail.

When the owner wants a separate or tagged email address for a signup, store, newsletter, or service, asks what a +tag address is for, or wants to sort, filter, or review mail by the address it was sent to, in the bot's native Grok Bot inbox.

When the owner wants the bot to have its own email address, asks whether an address is available, or names candidate addresses for the bot's native Grok Bot inbox.

When a routine or the owner asks which emails are still waiting on someone, what needs a follow-up, or to nudge people who haven't replied, in the bot's native Grok Bot inbox; also to change the follow-up wait (N days).

When a routine or the owner asks for a digest or summary of new mail in the bot's native Grok Bot inbox since the last digest (or the last 7 days on the very first run).

When the owner asks the bot to draft replies to threads in its native Grok Bot inbox that need a response, such as the Needs reply items from a digest or sort.

When the owner asks to sort, triage, or categorize recent mail in the bot's native Grok Bot inbox, or to add, change, or remove a sender/keyword sorting rule.

When a routine or the owner asks for a weekly recap, weekly stats, or a summary of the last 7 days of mail in the bot's native Grok Bot inbox.

Fires on weekday mornings (if the owner opted in during setup) to summarize new mail and attach a fresh .mail page.

Fires on weekday mornings to list emails still waiting on someone's reply past the follow-up wait.

Fires Friday afternoons to recap the week's mail: volume, top senders, what's still open, and what was safe to ignore.