What changed in 2.0.0
Gmail Triage Kit 2.0.0 is a major release — the triage graph has been rewritten from the ground up around a single classifier node that uses the new v2 plugin ABI surface introduced in [fix]net 2.0.
The new classifier node
In 1.x the triage graph chained three nodes: a fetch node, a categorise node, and a route node. Each step required its own LLM call, making a single triage run expensive and slow.
2.0 collapses these into one classifier node that:
- Fetches the raw thread.
- Classifies priority, topic and suggested action in a single structured call.
- Routes the thread based on the classifier output.
The result is faster, cheaper triage with fewer moving parts to debug.
Optional auto-archive
A new graph parameter auto_archive_low_priority (default: false) lets you automatically archive threads the classifier marks as low priority. Enable it if you trust the classifier and want a clean inbox; leave it off if you want to review before archiving.
Breaking: requires app 2.0
This version requires [fix]net app 2.0 or later. The new classifier node uses the v2 plugin ABI surface, which is not available in 1.x builds.
If you are running app 1.x, stay on Gmail Triage Kit 1.2.0. It will continue to receive security patches on the 1.x branch.
How to upgrade
- Open the [fix]net app.
- Navigate to your installed packs.
- Tap the Gmail Triage Kit entry — the store will show the 2.0.0 upgrade.
- Review the changelog (what broke, what's new) in the app's version diff view.
- Install. Your existing graph will be migrated automatically — the old three-node chain is replaced by the classifier node.
Check your graph after upgrading. Any custom edges you wired into the old fetch/categorise/route nodes will need to be rewired to the new classifier node's outputs.
Looking ahead
The 2.x series will focus on:
- Multi-account support (separate classifiers per inbox).
- A feedback loop: mark the classifier wrong and it improves.
- Inbound webhook support so external tools can trigger triage.
Watch the version history page for 2.1.0 notes.