inbox-processor

To organize unstructured inbox files, place raw content like meeting notes and literature into an inbox directory and issue a processing command. The skill classifies content, extracts actionable items, and proposes destinations to streamline research workflows.

The best way to classify meeting notes and protocols automatically is by placing them in the inbox directory. The system uses structured routing rules to categorize content and propose destinations or create notebook entries.

You extract actionable items from raw literature and data files by running a process command on your inbox directory. The skill analyzes unstructured input, identifies key actions, and updates planning documents accordingly.

Classification routing works by enforcing structured rules defined in a references file. When processing unstructured input, the skill reads these rules to classify content and determine where files should be moved or saved.

Yes, the skill enforces structured routing via a classification rules reference file. Reviewing this ruleset before processing ensures unstructured input is accurately categorized and routed to correct planning documents.

Yes, you can automatically update planning documents from inbox content. During processing, the skill extracts actionable information and performs integration actions like moving files, creating notebook entries, and updating workflow artifacts.