de:netzbetreiber-replies

Run complete. Only 1 new message this cycle — Gemeindewerke Oberaudorf replied with a Preisblatt link, extracted cleanly (all 3 §14a modules, high confidence); mailbox fully triaged with no bounces, refusals, or do-not-contact requests. The bigger event was the send step: followups-proposed.jsonl had a backlog of 869 drafts with only 800 previously sent, so this run's followups.mjs send --all cleared the entire outstanding queue — 153 sent, 4 superseded (data already complete or operator replied since drafting) — leaving 0 pending follow-ups.

Light mailbox this run: fetch_mail.mjs pulled only 1 new message, pending_mail.mjs confirmed 1 of 1 pending (fully caught up, no backlog carried over). Processed it: Gemeindewerke Oberaudorf (SNB950777700255) replied to Stefanie's reminder with a direct Preisblatt link — answer_pdf, extracted cleanly (all three modules present, high confidence). Standard structure, nothing unusual: Modul 1 152,58 EUR/a netto, Modul 2 4,55 ct/kWh netto, Modul 3 NT 00:00-06:00/HT 17:00-20:00 ganzjährig (no seasonal restriction), all netto zzgl. USt so brutto derived at 19% per the normalization convention. triage.jsonl → 582 rows; findings.jsonl/findings.csv → 328/327 operators (307 complete).

push_sheet.mjs pushed 327 Findings + 869 Outreach rows without error. Mailbox was fully triaged (0 pending) so render_reminders.mjs ran for real this time (last run self-skipped on a 19-message backlog): found 1 fresh 7-day-silent reminder candidate. followups.mjs send --all then sent everything outstanding in followups-proposed.jsonl — not just this run's 1 draft. The proposed queue had accumulated 869 total drafts across many past runs with only 800 previously sent; this run's send cleared the entire backlog: 153 sent, 4 superseded (data completed or operator replied meanwhile — the send-time freshness guards did their job). The send took ~19 minutes wall-clock (153 sends × 8-15s jittered delay between each, per followups.mjs's rate-limit sleep) — ran in the background via Bash run_in_background: true and I waited on it with TaskOutput(block: true) rather than ending the turn, per the skill's rule 28-32 about never abandoning in-flight work. Worth noting for whoever reviews run cadence: a several-hundred-draft backlog sitting unsent for multiple runs suggests either render_reminders.mjs has been generating drafts faster than the 05:30/17:30 cadence's send step clears them, or a recent run failed to reach step 7 — this run cleared it completely so the queue is now empty, but worth checking future runs don't quietly reaccumulate a large backlog again before the next full send.

No bounces, do_not_contact (still empty), reroutes, or unmatched messages this run. No CAPTCHA/anti-bot issues (research-only step untouched; sending is the deterministic script, not manual navigation).