alive:capture-context

To capture external emails and transcripts, this Skill classifies the incoming content, stores the raw data, and routes it to the appropriate bundle for organized retrieval and downstream task generation.

The best way to route screenshots and documents is to drop or paste them into the session, where the Skill automatically detects the content type and routes it to the correct bundle's raw folder.

Yes, you can generate structured summaries. The Skill preserves context by creating stash insights during the save process, ensuring research data remains accessible for future sessions.

Inbox scan mode handles missing content by proactively scanning for unrouted items when nothing obvious is present, enabling automatic capture and organization of external data into bundles.

Yes, frontatter-driven metadata is required. The Skill relies on this metadata during the routing process to ensure proper downstream discovery and preservation of the stored raw content.

Bundle routing distinguishes itself by actively classifying content types, generating stash insights, and using the walnut runtime bundle context to create structured paths for tasks, rather than just saving files.