jarvis-inbox

Classify unprocessed inbox items into journal entries, work notes, personal notes, or contacts.

3|Updated Feb 8, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/rsprudencio/claude-plugins --skill jarvis-inbox
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: jarvis-inbox
Source: https://github.com/rsprudencio/claude-plugins/tree/main/plugins/jarvis/skills/jarvis-inbox
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/rsprudencio/claude-plugins --skill jarvis-inbox

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill processes and organizes unprocessed inbox items, turning scattered notes into structured entries and freeing you from manual curation.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Scan the inbox for unprocessed items and classify each item into journal entries, work notes, personal notes, or contacts.
  • Enforce frontmatter structure for created notes and route files to their destinations with safeguards and audit trails.
  • Support Todoist-origin items by suggesting the best classification and offering corrections when needed.

Quick Start

Ask Jarvis to organize your inbox.

Frequently Asked Questions about jarvis-inbox

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I automate routing and organizing unprocessed inbox items into structured notes?

Automating inbox organization scans unprocessed items and classifies each into journal entries, work notes, personal notes, or contacts to enable organized memory and task management. It enforces frontmatter structure for created items and routes files to their destinations with safeguards.

Can I integrate Todoist-origin items into my automated inbox organization workflow?

Todoist-origin items are fully supported within the inbox organization workflow. The system suggests the best classification for each item and offers corrections when needed, ensuring tasks and notes captured in Todoist are accurately routed to work notes, personal notes, journal entries, or contacts.

What is the best way to ensure audit-ready moves when routing notes and contacts from my inbox?

To ensure audit-ready moves when routing notes, the organization process logs actions for auditing and supports audit-ready file moves via jarvis-audit-agent. This enforces frontmatter structure for created items and provides an audit trail for every classified and routed note or contact.

Does Jarvis inbox organization support configurable destinations for different note categories?

Yes, automated inbox organization supports configurable destinations for classified items. You can route journal entries, work notes, personal notes, and contacts to specific folders or files, enforcing frontmatter structure while maintaining safeguards and audit trails for each move.

How do I review and correct misclassified inbox items during the organization process?

The inbox organization process includes review flows that suggest the best classification for each unprocessed item and offer corrections when needed. This allows you to verify that journal entries, work notes, personal notes, and contacts are accurately categorized before they are routed.

What frontmatter structure is enforced when creating journal entries and notes from inbox items?

The organization process enforces frontmatter structure for created items to enable structured memory and task management. While specific fields depend on your configuration, every journal entry, work note, personal note, and contact generated from inbox items includes standardized metadata for consistent routing and auditing.