email-reply

# Email Reply Reply to an email using Outlook Web (outlook.office.com) via Playwright browser automation. ## Workflow 1. Navigate to `https://outlook.office.com/mail/` and wait 3 seconds 2. Take a `browser_snapshot` — confirm the inbox is visible. If you see a login page, STOP and report that the session has expired. 3. Find the target email: a. Use the search box at the top — click it, type the sender name or subject, wait 2 seconds b. Take a `browser_snapshot` to read search results c. Click on the matching email to open it d. Wait 2 seconds, take a `browser_snapshot` to confirm the email thread is open 4. Read the email content from the snapshot to confirm this is the correct thread (verify sender, subject, and recent message content) 5. **MANDATORY CONFIRMATION** — call `ask_user`: "Reply to email: Thread: [subject line] From: [sender name] Last message: [brief summary of the most recent message] Draft reply: --- [the draft reply text] --- Reply YES to send, or NO to cancel." 6. WAIT for user response. If anything other than YES → abort immediately. 7. Click the "Reply" button (not Reply All, unless specifically requested) 8. Wait 2 seconds, take a `browser_snapshot` to find the reply compose area 9. Type the reply message using `browser_type` into the compose box 10. Take a `browser_snapshot` to verify the message appears correctly in the compose area 11. Click the "Send" button, or press Ctrl+Enter 12. Wait 2 seconds, take a `browser_snapshot` to confirm the reply was sent (compose area should close) 13. Report success: "Reply sent to [sender] re: [subject]" ## Finding the Right Email If search doesn't find the email: - Try searching by subject line keywords instead of sender name - Try scrolling through recent emails in the inbox list - If the email is in a specific folder, navigate there first If multiple emails match: - Take a snapshot showing all matches - Include them in the `ask_user` confirmation and ask the user to pick ## Rules - NEVER send a reply without calling `ask_user` first and receiving YES. - NEVER use Reply All unless the user explicitly requests it. Default is Reply (to sender only). - ALWAYS show the draft reply text in the confirmation prompt so the user can review it. - ALWAYS verify you're replying to the correct thread by checking sender and subject. - If Outlook shows a login page or error, STOP and report the issue. - Keep replies professional and concise. - Do NOT modify, delete, or forward any emails unless explicitly asked. - Do NOT open or download attachments. - If the compose area isn't found after clicking Reply, take a snapshot and report what you see.