Use only my connected Gmail Demo account for this fictional test.

Find the three threads whose subjects contain BMX-GMAIL-0926:
- Project brief
- Review call
- Next step

Read each entire thread, including later corrections, and inspect whether attachments are actually present. There should be three threads and four source messages. If that setup is missing or ambiguous, tell me what you found before creating drafts.

Create one actual unsent Gmail reply draft per thread, addressed only to that thread's original sender. Do not create duplicate drafts if one from this test already exists; report it instead.

Use only the source messages. Preserve exact dates and timezone, distinguish requests from confirmed commitments, and ask for missing information without inventing facts. You do not know my availability, and you have no authority to accept a meeting or start project work.

Make each reply concise and professional. Use the Gmail connection to save the drafts in the original threads, then read the saved drafts back to verify their recipients and bodies. If access prevents an action, report the limitation; do not work around it using a browser, shell, another account or another tool.

Do not send any messages. Do not delete, archive, label or otherwise modify source emails. Do not create calendar events, schedules or project tasks. The only mailbox changes requested are these three new reply drafts.

Show the saved draft bodies in chat and identify which source thread each belongs to. Note unresolved questions and anything you could not verify.

Also create an actual downloadable gmail-draft-review.md containing the three draft bodies, source subjects, source message/thread references, saved draft references and your review notes. Keep personal email addresses out of that file; use "test sender" and "test inbox" labels instead. Do not include tokens, credentials or authorization links.