@@ -95,7 +95,7 @@ const result = HttpConfigSchema.parse(data);
 
 | Property | Type | Required | Description |
 | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
-| **recipients** | `string \| (string \| { dialect: 'cel'; source: string; ast?: any; meta?: object })[] \| { dialect: 'cel'; source: string; ast?: any; meta?: object } \| { emailField: string }` | ✅ | Who the notification goes to: a recipient (a user id, or an audience selector such as `team:ID`) as a string; a list of them, each a string or a CEL value envelope `{ dialect: 'cel', source }` evaluated per run — an entry that evaluates to a list adds each of its recipients, and one that evaluates to null adds none; or one envelope evaluating to a recipient or a list. A `{…}` template token is refused. Or, as the whole value, `{ emailField: 'applicant_email' }`: the address in that `email`-typed field of the record that triggered the flow, for a person who is not a user — the node then names `email` as its only channel. Delivery to an email-field recipient is not live yet: until the messaging service resolves the form, a run that reaches the node fails there. An email address written out as a string is no audience selector but an author constant, sent as written: to the user who holds it, or else, on the `email` channel, to the address itself. An address an envelope evaluates to is not one: it resolves to the user who holds it, and one that no user holds is planned to fail the node, pointing to `{ emailField }` — that refusal is not made yet, so until it is, such an address is still handed to the messaging service as written. |
+| **recipients** | `string \| (string \| { dialect: 'cel'; source: string; ast?: any; meta?: object })[] \| { dialect: 'cel'; source: string; ast?: any; meta?: object } \| { emailField: string }` | ✅ | Who the notification goes to: a recipient (a user id, or an audience selector such as `team:ID`) as a string; a list of them, each a string or a CEL value envelope `{ dialect: 'cel', source }` evaluated per run — an entry that evaluates to a list adds each of its recipients, and one that evaluates to null adds none; or one envelope evaluating to a recipient or a list. A `{…}` template token is refused. Or, as the whole value, `{ emailField: 'applicant_email' }`: the address in that `email`-typed field of the record that triggered the flow, for a person who is not a user — the node then names `email` as its only channel. The address is read from the stored record when the node runs and must be one plain ASCII mailbox, or the node fails and nothing is sent; one address receives at most 5 such emails per hour, best-effort. An email address written out as a string is no audience selector but an author constant, sent as written: to the user who holds it, or else, on the `email` channel, to the address itself. An address an envelope evaluates to is not one: in a node whose `channels` include `email`, it must be a user's, written bare or as `user:ADDRESS` — one a user holds resolves to that user, and one that no user holds fails the node, pointing to `{ emailField }`. A node that does not name `email` mails nobody, and its computed recipients go to the messaging service as before. |
 | **title** | `string \| { dialect: 'template'; source?: string; ast?: any; meta?: object }` | optional | Notification title — a template: a bare string, or a `{ dialect: 'template', source }` envelope (the `tmpl` helper) carrying the same text. It is rendered per run with `{{ }}` holes over the flow's variables — a variable path with an optional formatter (`{{ record.name }}`, `{{ record.amount \| currency }}`); a single-brace `{token}` is refused. One text for every recipient (not localizable — use `template` for per-locale content). Either this or `template` is required; the two are mutually exclusive. |
 | **message** | `string \| { dialect: 'template'; source?: string; ast?: any; meta?: object }` | optional | Notification body — the same template input as `title` (a bare string or a `{ dialect: 'template', source }` envelope), rendered per run with `{{ }}` holes like `title`; not localizable. Only valid with inline `title`, never with `template`. |
 | **template** | `string` | optional | Email template name (an `email_template` item's `name`, e.g. `crm.large_deal_won`) — the localizable content path: the delivery path resolves `(name, locale)` among the email templates — built-in, declared by an app, or authored in Studio — at delivery time and renders subject/body from that member. The locale is resolved per recipient, after fan-out: the recipient's own `sys_user.locale` when set, else the deployment default locale — so recipients whose personal languages differ receive different members of the same bundle. The node's `payload.locale` is not consulted. Mutually exclusive with inline `title`/`message`, which are the non-localizable path. Read raw — no `{token}` interpolation. |