check-emails

Load the jean-claude skill, then fetch the whole inbox and present it as a fresh grouped list starting from A1. This resets any prior numbering from the current session. After this command, email identifiers start fresh: "archive A1" refers to the first item in the first group of this new list, not a previous one. ```bash jean-claude gmail inbox ``` Cover the whole inbox, not just recent mail. `-n` caps how many threads are fetched, not how many exist, so when `total_threads` is larger, raise `-n` past it (or page through `nextPageToken`) until you have them all. The oldest threads sort last, and reaching them is the point of checking everything. Present with the "Presenting Messages" format from the jean-claude skill: group-letter numbering (A1, A2, B1, ...), compact lines, conversational dates, calendar cross-references. A full inbox is large, so lead with what needs attention and collapse bulk groups (newsletters, receipts) to a count plus a few examples rather than listing every line. End with a **Stale** group: threads older than about two weeks still sitting in the inbox, listed oldest first with how long each has lingered ("Jun 2, 17 days"). Offer to clear them in one pass. Skip the group when nothing is that old. If the user provided arguments (e.g., `--unread`, `--since "3 days ago"`, `-n 20`), pass them to the inbox command instead.