docs(email): record provider read boundary
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Updated: 2026-08-09
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Status: `IN PROGRESS`. Canonical hub routing is implemented and locally verified; provider/domain/draft-send work remains.
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Status: `IN PROGRESS`. Canonical hub routing and provider-neutral read capability discovery are implemented and locally verified; provider actions and draft/send work remain.
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## Revalidated current boundaries
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@@ -20,16 +20,24 @@ Status: `IN PROGRESS`. Canonical hub routing is implemented and locally verified
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- Switching to review does not issue the linked-correspondence query; switching views reuses the existing tested review component and APIs.
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- No provider connection, sync, import, link or send behavior changed.
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## Implemented provider-neutral read increment
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- Added one authenticated `/api/email` controller over the existing `IEmailProviderRegistry` for provider status, search, thread summaries and plain-text message detail.
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- Every operation passes the authenticated owner ID into the registered Gmail, Outlook or IMAP adapter and rejects unknown or disconnected providers before mailbox access.
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- Message detail intentionally omits provider HTML. Untrusted provider markup is not exposed through this shared endpoint.
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- The hub now identifies connected and disconnected providers and advertises their actual capability. Gmail, Outlook and IMAP are currently shown as read-only because their installed scopes/contracts do not implement provider send.
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- The controller does not change OAuth scopes, connect accounts, invoke providers in tests or claim that the legacy SMTP follow-up sender is provider-native.
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## Verification
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- Focused hub/review: 2 suites, 5/5 tests, including legacy redirect.
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- Full frontend: 49/49 suites, 186/186 tests.
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- Focused provider controller: 3/3 tests; focused hub/review: 2 suites, 5/5 tests.
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- Full backend: 604/604; full frontend: 49/49 suites, 186/186 tests.
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- Production build/TypeScript and `git diff --check`: pass.
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- Implementation commit: `6008b4a`.
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- Implementation commits: `6008b4a`, `536d403`.
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## Remaining MAIL-001 work
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- Define one provider-neutral thread/list/detail view while preserving Gmail/Graph/IMAP capability differences.
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- Use the provider-neutral thread/list/detail API in a shared hub/application message view while preserving provider capability differences.
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- Surface provider identity, reauthorization, read/unread, pin/read-later/archive/spam/trash only where the provider supports it.
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- Share thread detail and link/unlink actions between hub and job workspace.
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- Design editable provider drafts with recipient/subject/thread/provider review and explicit confirmed, idempotent send; uncertain failures must not be retried blindly.
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## Rollback
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Revert `6008b4a`. Both underlying pages/APIs and persisted email/correspondence data remain unchanged; the legacy route returns to direct rendering.
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Revert `536d403` to remove the provider-neutral API/status chips, then `6008b4a` to restore the separate route presentation. Persisted email/correspondence data and provider scopes remain unchanged.
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