intake-normalizer

To convert scattered notes into a structured intake markdown file, you provide the current date, a topic, and your raw materials. The system normalizes these inputs into a standardized markdown template with fields like Goal, Scope, and Tasks for consistent daily archival.

Normalizing daily raw inputs into a consistent documentation template involves applying a fixed field structure to diverse materials like logs and ideas. This ensures your intake topics always follow a predictable format containing sections like Background, Details, and Acceptance/DoD.

Yes, the intake normalizer enforces a strict daily directory structure. It automatically generates your normalized markdown file under a date-based directory named <MM_DD> and saves it specifically as codex/intake/intake_<topic>.md for easy retrieval.

You can use this markdown normalization for both personal productivity and team collaboration workflows. It is designed to collect diverse inputs from either context and turn them into shareable, well-structured intake documents using a standardized template.

When structuring raw inputs into an intake markdown format, the template includes standard fields such as Goal, Scope, Tasks, Priority, Due, Owner, Background, Details, Acceptance/DoD, Notes, and Evidence to ensure comprehensive documentation.