skillissue.sh
skill · v1.1.0 · house · pin efd09da

inbox-triage

Triage Jack's Gmail unread inbox into action buckets (!Action / !AI Handle / !Waiting On / archive) using the google_workspace MCP, then post one digest. Use this whenever Jack asks to triage, clear, sort, process, or "do" his email or inbox — "inbox triage", "clear the unread pile", "go through my gmail", "sort my inbox", "process my email", "deal with my unread" — even if he never says the word "skill". It enumerates all unread, runs a small parallel read-only classifier fan-out, shows the buckets for approval, then applies Gmail labels SEQUENTIALLY and posts a "Worth your attention" + "Security roundup" digest. It mutates the live inbox, so it always gets approval before writing.

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# CLI (primary)
$ autovault add jack-arturo/skillissue@efd09da503770bce1de134fc485f62e65f1d38c3:skills/inbox-triage/SKILL.md --sync-profiles
# MCP tool call
add_skill({ source: "github", identifier: "jack-arturo/skillissue@efd09da503770bce1de134fc485f62e65f1d38c3:skills/inbox-triage/SKILL.md" })
→ vault validates · signs · syncs agent skill dirs

Why it exists

Unread was a tax. Four labels, parallel classify, single digest.

History

1.1.0

Validated on a 179-message run; MCP bridge throughput constraints documented.

How Jack actually uses it

Any "triage my inbox" request — even without the skill name.

What it is not

Not a generic tutorial. It's the house runbook for this machine and these agents.

Related

Package

Version 1.1.0 · install pin efd09da · SSOT skills/inbox-triage/ on GitHub · agents: claude-code