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-# Handover: `rule-verify` and `mail-list` search all folders, not inbox-only
-
-**Status:** RESOLVED 2026-06-22 — feature `006-inbox-scope` (see `specs/006-inbox-scope/`, CHANGELOG
-[Unreleased]). Both verbs now read `GET /me/mailFolders/inbox/messages`; `mail-list` gained an
-optional `--folder` flag; `rule-verify` is always inbox-only.
-
-**Raised:** 2026-06-22  
-**Repo context:** kypr `/kypr-triage` session surfaced this during live use.
-
-## The problem
-
-Both `mail-list` and `rule-verify` call `GET /me/messages`, which Microsoft Graph
-returns messages from **all mail folders** — Inbox, Archive subfolders, Newsletters,
-Shopping, etc. — sorted by `receivedDateTime desc`.
-
-This causes two concrete failures in the triage flow:
-
-1. **`mail-list` triage overview is misleading.** It shows the 30 most recent messages
-   across the whole mailbox. Already-filed mail (in Newsletters, School, etc.) appears
-   alongside true inbox stragglers, making it impossible to tell what actually needs
-   attention.
-
-2. **`rule-verify` catch-set is not inbox-scoped.** When proposing a new rule, the
-   point is to know "how many messages currently sitting in the inbox would this catch?"
-   Instead it returns matches from wherever the message lives now. A predicate that
-   returns 4 hits may have 0 in the inbox — all 4 already filed. This produces false
-   confidence in a rule's value and can mislead the approve/gate step.
-
-## Expected behaviour
-
-| Verb | Expected scope | Current scope |
-|------|---------------|---------------|
-| `mail-list` | Inbox only (default); optionally `--folder <name>` | All folders |
-| `rule-verify` | Inbox only (where unprocessed mail lives) | All folders |
-
-## Fix
-
-Switch both verbs from `GET /me/messages` to
-`GET /me/mailFolders/inbox/messages` for the default (no-argument) case.
-
-For `mail-list`, consider adding an optional `--folder <well-known-or-name>` flag
-so callers can explicitly request a different folder. `rule-verify` should always
-be inbox-only (no flag needed — rules act on inbox arrivals).
-
-Relevant code:
-
-- `plugin/src/msgraph/verbs.py` — `cmd_mail_list` (line ~93) and
-  `_fetch_messages_with_headers` (line ~184); both use `"/me/messages"`.
-- Tests: `tests/` — any test mocking `_graph_get` at `"/me/messages"` will need
-  the expected URL updated to `"/me/mailFolders/inbox/messages"`.
-
-## Acceptance
-
-- `mail-list` (no args) returns only Inbox messages.
-- `rule-verify` catch-set count matches what you see in the Outlook inbox UI.
-- `mail-list --folder newsletters` (or equivalent) returns messages from that folder.
-- Existing tests pass; new test asserts the inbox-scoped URL is called.