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From a cursory glance this looks OK.

To simplify, you should probably reduce chainFilters to a minimum. There's no need to chain rules if there's no overlap (i.e. no if-else-if-else). For example from:amazon and from:paypal will never be true at the same time. This means that you can just have them as separate rules and simplify the resulting filters:

  rules: [
    {
      filter: { from: "[email protected] OR [email protected]" },
      actions: { markSpam: false },
    },
    {
      filter: { from: "Amazon" },
      actions: { archive: true, markSpam: false, labels: [ "Amazon" ] },
    },
    {
      filter: { from: "Paypal" },
      actions: { archive: true, markSpam: false, labels: [ "Paypal" ] },
    },
  ]

  + lib.chainFilters([
    {
      filter: { to: me_mail1 },
      actions: { archive: true, markSpam: false, labels: [ "(1) Mail1" ] },
    },
    {
      filter: { to: me_mail2 },
      actions: { archive: true, markSpam: false, labels: [ "(2) Mail2" ] },
    },
  ]),
}

Perhaps this is true also for other rules you're chaining. In practice chainFilters are necessary only in rare cases. I personally never really had to use them.

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OK. Thanks for the hint.
At the weekend I'll try to change my config and then test it :-)

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