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Event-driven email listeners monitor specific inbox conditions and trigger custom actions automatically. You create a TypeScript listener structure under agent/custom_scripts/listeners and use ListenerContext APIs to define safe, auditable logic for handling events like urgent alerts or archiving.

Yes, email automation workflows can monitor for specific conditions like incoming newsletters or package tracking updates. The Skill provides templates for these common listener patterns, enabling you to automatically archive, label, or notify based on dynamic event triggers.

To create a TypeScript listener, you add a listener file within the agent/custom_scripts/listeners directory. You then define the event conditions and actions using the ListenerContext APIs, ensuring the context logic remains safe and auditable before enabling it for activation.

Yes, the event-driven email listener structure operates without external dependencies. It integrates directly with your existing agent framework via ListenerContext APIs, allowing you to deploy custom email workflows independently within your project's environment.

The best way to trigger urgent alerts is to use the provided listener templates designed for this exact scenario. You configure the event-driven listener to monitor incoming sender addresses and execute a notification action when an urgent condition is met.

You should avoid event-driven email listeners if your task requires complex, multi-step transformations outside of monitoring inbox events or if your project lacks an agent framework to expose the necessary ListenerContext APIs for safe execution.