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 # MailPlus Intelligence Vision
 
-Version: 0.1
+Version: 0.2
 
-MailPlus Intelligence is a privacy-aware analysis layer for Synology MailPlus data, focused on useful local intelligence rather than cloud-dependent mailbox automation.
+MailPlus Intelligence is the structured recall and semantic intelligence layer for email. Synology MailPlus remains the canonical raw mail archive; this repo indexes metadata, reconstructs threads, classifies lanes, suppresses noise, and promotes selected reviewed insights into durable memory surfaces.
 
-It should help the operator understand mail patterns, threads, references, and governance-relevant signals while keeping fixture-bound tests and private data boundaries explicit.
+The product is not a mailbox warehouse and not cloud mailbox automation. Its value is controlled extraction: keep raw messages and attachments in MailPlus, then derive enough metadata, summaries, obligations, decisions, events, and correspondence context to support search, planning, memory, and approved follow-up tasks.
 
 ## Who It Serves
 
-- The operator managing Synology-hosted mail.
-- Agents repairing parsing, threading, and governance workflows.
-- Future users who need local mail intelligence without handing over mailbox contents.
+- The operator who wants useful recall across MailPlus without duplicating raw mail into long-term memory.
+- Agents that need fixture-backed thread, classification, and semantic-output contracts before acting on email-derived information.
+- Future integration surfaces such as wiki pages, `memory/`, `MEMORY.md`, and reminders, where only reviewed derived intelligence should land.
+
+## Current Product Boundary
+
+- v0.1 is fixture-mode: metadata fixture sync, SQLite schema bootstrap, deterministic thread reconstruction, lane classification, noise suppression, deterministic semantic extraction, optional LLM extraction, promotion queue review, dry-run exporters, scheduler locks, CLI inspection, and `mpi doctor`.
+- Live MailPlus/IMAP ingestion is documented but not connected.
+- Production export to wiki, memory, or reminders is dry-run only until explicit live export work lands.
+- Raw mail, attachments, and retention history remain in MailPlus.
 
 ## Product Principles
 
-- Fixture-bound validation is the default proof path.
-- Malformed references and edge cases should become tests.
-- Public readiness requires careful separation from live private mail.
-- Threading behavior must be explainable and inspectable.
-- Governance docs should match the code's actual privacy boundary.
+- Reference raw mail; do not copy it into durable memory surfaces.
+- Metadata and derived semantic outputs must be bounded, reviewable, and redacted according to the privacy boundary.
+- Fixture-bound validation is the default proof path, especially for malformed references, threading edge cases, classification, and extraction.
+- Promotion is an explicit decision. High-value summaries and tasks should queue for review before becoming durable memory.
+- Live adapters must preserve the canonical-store boundary and be testable without private mailbox content.
 
 ## Near-Term Direction
 
-- Harden threading and malformed-reference handling.
-- Keep offline fixtures representative and safe.
-- Separate governance checkout work from live MailPlus integration work.
-- Improve public-readiness docs and validation gates.
+- Keep Phase 2 focused: live MailPlus adapter, live export contract, and promotion workflow without weakening raw-mail boundaries.
+- Harden thread reconstruction, selected-message text cache policy, noise suppression, and semantic output schema.
+- Improve `mpi doctor`, scheduler locks, and dry-run exporter evidence so operators can trust what would be promoted.
+- Keep public docs, fixtures, and tests representative without exposing real mailbox contents.
 
 ## Non-Goals
 
-- Do not depend on live private mail for routine tests.
-- Do not expose mailbox content in docs, logs, or generated artifacts.
-- Do not turn local intelligence into cloud mailbox surveillance.
+- Do not become the canonical mail archive or attachment store.
+- Do not require live private mail for routine tests.
+- Do not auto-export obligations, summaries, or reminders without explicit approval.
+- Do not leak raw message bodies, attachment contents, credentials, or private correspondents into docs, logs, fixtures, or PR text.