Clear your Yandex 360 inbox and reply from chat

The agent works with mail not through the web interface but over the same protocols an ordinary mail client uses: it reads the mailbox over IMAP and sends over SMTP. It walks the folders, finds messages by subject, sender, date or folder, parses the body and attachments and returns a summary of the thread instead of a list of headers. Clearing the inbox and the daily digest are built on the same ground: what arrived, what matters and what has been waiting for a reply a second day.

IMAP stores messages in folders rather than conversations, so the agent assembles a thread itself — from the subject and the threading headers — instead of receiving one ready-made. The selection happens on the server side: the agent asks the mailbox to pick messages by sender, date or folder and downloads only that selection in full, so it never reads a thousand messages to find ten. Attachments are parsed for those same messages, and heavy files are named by title and size rather than retold.

The agent drafts messages but never sends them silently: you approve the text of a reply, a new message or a forward before it goes out, because a message already sent over SMTP cannot be recalled. The rest of the actions are those of a mail client: mark as read, move between folders, delete. Inbox clearing is done in batches, and the agent states exactly what it filed where, while deleting messages is confirmed separately.

The work runs on the mail:imap_full and mail:smtp permissions, and the token renews itself, so access never has to be confirmed again; revoke it in Yandex ID and the agent says straight away that the connection has to be restored instead of retrying in silence. A mailbox allows only a limited number of simultaneous IMAP sessions, so the agent keeps one connection and reuses it, reading long selections folder by folder. When a search turns up no messages, it says so.