A new check catches crypto-wallet scams: an email asking you to "verify your wallet" or enter a recovery phrase is flagged high-severity, because real wallets never ask for that by email. It came from a fake wallet email that was only held as "worth a look".
Suspicious mail now stands out. Anything with a serious fraud flag gets a second label, Bot/Suspicious, on top of Bot/Human-Review, and high-severity mail is suggested for Spam.
A local review app (gmail-bot serve) puts everything waiting on you on one page. Spam suggestions have Approve and Reject, and nothing is ever deleted: Approve uses Gmail's Spam or Trash, where you can still get it back. Held mail comes suspicious first, with the bot's full reasoning one click away, and Mark read clears it. The app only answers your own computer.
The tool has its new brand: banner and icons in the review app and the public demo, with a light version for light pages.
Gmail Bot
