inbox

Process inbox items into tickets, PRDs, and phases with traceable task management.

Updated Jan 4, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/jayprimer/pmc-marketplace --skill inbox-jayprimer
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Skill: inbox
Source: https://github.com/jayprimer/pmc-marketplace/tree/main/plugins/pmc/skills/inbox
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jayprimer/pmc-marketplace --skill inbox-jayprimer

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Process pending items from 0-inbox/ and create appropriate KB artifacts (tickets, phases, PRDs) to maintain momentum and visibility.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Auto-classify inbox items by source (user, GitHub, Slack) and extract key content.
  • Create tickets, PRDs, and phases from validated items, ensuring traceability.
  • Support post-work inbox reviews and explicit processing commands from users.

Quick Start

Run /pmc:inbox to start processing items from the 0-inbox queue.

Frequently Asked Questions about inbox

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I automate inbox triage for task management?

To automate inbox triage, this Skill processes pending items from the 0-inbox queue and creates traceable KB artifacts like tickets, phases, and PRDs. It classifies items by source, such as user, GitHub, or Slack, to maintain task visibility.

What is the best way to turn Slack or GitHub messages into PRDs?

The best way to turn messages into PRDs is using automated inbox processing. It extracts key content from validated items across sources like Slack and GitHub, then generates PRDs and tickets with defined statuses to ensure traceability.

Do I need to run any prerequisites before processing my inbox queue?

Yes, you must run /pmc:kb first before processing your inbox queue. This prerequisite ensures the knowledge base environment is properly set up so that ticket and PRD artifacts can be created with defined statuses.

How does automated inbox classification work for workflow planning?

Automated inbox classification works by identifying the source of pending items, extracting key content, and mapping them to appropriate workflow planning artifacts. It supports post-work reviews and periodic checks to maintain project momentum.

Can I create tickets directly from pending 0-inbox items?

Yes, you can create tickets directly from validated pending 0-inbox items. The Skill processes these items and generates tickets, phases, or PRDs, ensuring traceable task management and clear visibility for workflow planning.

When should I process pending items from the 0-inbox queue?

You should process pending items from the 0-inbox queue during post-work inbox reviews, explicit user commands to process the inbox, or periodic checks. This ensures continuous task management and prevents workflow bottlenecks.