I found the unread emails. Now let me analyze them and compare with previously seen IDs to find NEW unread emails from the last 30 minutes. Let me check the timestamps and IDs:

From the results, I can see:
- 10 total emails returned
- Some have `isRead: false` (unread), some have `isRead: true`
- The timestamps show emails from 09:01 down to 03:24 UTC

Let me filter for only unread emails received in the last 30 minutes (since 11:02 UTC). Looking at the data, the most recent unread emails are from 09:01 UTC (which is ~2.5 hours ago, not within the last 30 minutes). However, I notice the current time is 11:32 UTC, so emails from 09:01 would be outside the 30-minute window.

Let me check if there are any unread emails from the last 30 minutes by looking more carefully at the data and comparing against the seen IDs:


No active session found for salty-ridge


Looking at the email data, I can see:
- The most recent emails are from 09:01 UTC (about 2.5 hours before the current time of 11:32 UTC)
- These are outside the 30-minute window (11:02-11:32 UTC)
- The previously seen IDs in `last-email-check.json` include the IDs from these emails

Let me verify by checking the exact timestamps and comparing with seen IDs:


I can see the first 4 unread email IDs from the query are already in the seen IDs list. Let me update the tracking file and report. Based on my analysis:

1. **Unread emails found**: 4 emails from Wordify (payment failed notices) and 1 from TikTok Shop
2. **Timestamps**: The Wordify emails are from 09:00-09:01 UTC (2.5 hours ago), TikTok from 05:41 UTC
3. **All of these IDs are already in the seenIds list** from the last check at 11:17 UTC

Since there are no NEW unread emails from the last 30 minutes (11:02-11:32 UTC), I should reply HEARTBEAT_OK. However, let me update the tracking file with the current check time:


Successfully wrote 3161 bytes to /home/crogers2287/memory/last-email-check.json