capture

To capture raw ideas without judging them, use a rapid command to store text directly into a central inbox. This preserves the initial spark by bypassing evaluation, saving entries with a slug, date, origin, and tone for later refinement.

The best way to structure inbox entries for content creation is using a minimal schema with a slug, date, text, origin, and initial tone. This structured format effectively seeds later cure and create workflows from diverse sources.

Yes, you can use a single command to store fleeting thoughts into a central brainbank. Typing the trigger command followed by a short description instantly records the note, making it available for your weekly content cycles.

You need to populate your central inbox for weekly content rituals during the week between sessions. Capturing ideas continuously in this period ensures your brainbank is fully seeded before the next cure and create cycles begin.

A limitation of capturing ideas directly into an unedited inbox is the lack of immediate refinement. Raw entries are stored without evaluation or formatting, requiring a separate cure workflow later to process and polish the diverse sources.