inbox-triage

Classify and route inbox notes to correct Obsidian vault locations.

14|1|Updated Jun 4, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/galeka/GAIA-Obsidian-Vault --skill inbox-triage-galeka
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Skill: inbox-triage
Source: https://github.com/galeka/GAIA-Obsidian-Vault/tree/main/tests/regression/snapshot/.claude/skills/inbox-triage
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/galeka/GAIA-Obsidian-Vault --skill inbox-triage-galeka

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill automates the process of sorting, classifying, and filing notes from your inbox, ensuring your Obsidian vault is organized and easily navigable.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Automated Sorting: Process all notes in your inbox, classify them by content type and context, and route them to the correct vault location.
  • Daily Digest Generation: Create a summary of the day's work, including filed notes, updated MOC files, and archive candidates.
  • User Profile Integration: Utilize user profiles to make better filing decisions and tailor the experience to individual preferences.

Quick Start

Run the 'triage the inbox' command to process all notes in your inbox.

Frequently Asked Questions about inbox-triage

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I automate Obsidian inbox triage for note organization?

You can automate Obsidian inbox triage by running the triage command to classify notes by content and route them to correct vault locations. This updates MOC files and generates a daily digest of filed notes.

What is the best way to sort and file notes in an Obsidian vault automatically?

The best way to sort Obsidian vault notes is using an automated triage skill that processes your inbox, classifies content, and routes notes to correct paths using a vault map for resolution.

Do I need a vault-map.md file to automate note routing in Obsidian?

Yes, you need a vault-map.md file for path resolution and a user-profile.md for context understanding. These files ensure automated note routing aligns with your specific vault structure and preferences.

Can I generate a daily digest of filed notes and updated MOC files in Obsidian?

Yes, you can generate a daily digest summarizing your work. The digest includes filed notes, updated MOC files, and archive candidates, providing a clear overview of your daily vault organization activity.

Does automated inbox triage support multiple languages for note classification?

Yes, automated inbox triage supports multiple languages for note classification. It processes content contextually to route notes accurately regardless of language, integrating with other agents for further processing.