A provider may deliver the same message more than once, a server may restart while organizing it, and an email reply may contain older text that looks like a new instruction. Miracle now handles all three cases deterministically.
- WhatsApp and Slack write the authenticated provider event to PostgreSQL before returning success. If a server restarts, another server safely resumes the same event.
- The worker creates or retrieves one task, delivers the final confirmation, and only then finishes the receipt. If delivery fails, Miracle retries the confirmation and reuses the same task.
- Finished receipts discard message text and media references. Only content-free fingerprints and a bounded result remain to prevent duplication.
- Deleting product content clears active provider payloads and task references while retaining only a no-resurrection fingerprint. Full account deletion removes that receipt.
- The exact instruction “This should be an in progress. The Todolist item is to set up fencing.” creates “Set up fencing” in In Progress across every supported capture path.
- An email reply or forward without a recognizable quoted-source boundary cannot use its body to choose Inbox, Priority, Today, or In Progress.
- Direct standalone email remains routable, and a clearly separated sender note above quoted history still controls placement.
Authenticated new instructions may choose a list. Provider retries and inseparable quoted history cannot change the result.