seed

Queue inbound source files with duplicate detection and archive handling.

Updated Jan 8, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/lightningfastsls/London_Lab --skill seed-lightningfastsls
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: seed
Source: https://github.com/lightningfastsls/London_Lab/tree/main/.claude/skills/seed
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/lightningfastsls/London_Lab --skill seed-lightningfastsls

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Seed new source files into the processing workflow by ensuring duplicates are detected, archived, and prepared for extraction, reducing manual handling and errors.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Deduplicates incoming sources to prevent reprocessing.
  • Archives duplicates and moves files from inbox to an archive location.
  • Creates an extract task and updates the processing queue, enabling smooth end-to-end seed-to-processing.
  • Use Case: When a new file arrives in the inbox, seed it to automatically enqueue it for extraction and downstream processing.

Quick Start

Seed a new source file by providing its path with /seed [file], which queues, archives, and prepares it for extraction.

Frequently Asked Questions about seed

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I automate inbox file processing and deduplicate incoming source files?

Automating inbox file processing requires queueing new source files, enforcing a duplicate check, archiving duplicates, and triggering an extract task. This workflow moves files from the inbox and updates the processing queue to reduce manual handling.

What is the best way to queue new source files for extraction without reprocessing duplicates?

Queueing new source files for extraction without reprocessing duplicates is handled by enforcing a duplicate check upon file arrival. The process archives duplicate files, moves unique sources from the inbox, and creates an extract task to update the processing queue.

How do I seed a new source file into a data-processing queue?

To seed a new source file into a data-processing queue, provide the file path to trigger the queueing command. This automatically deduplicates the file, moves it from the inbox to an archive location, creates an extract task, and updates the queue.

Does the seed workflow support archiving duplicates before moving files from the inbox?

Yes, the seed workflow supports archiving duplicates before moving files from the inbox. It enforces a duplicate check upon arrival, archives detected duplicates, and then moves the unique source file to prepare it for extraction and queue updates.

What happens to source files already existing in the archive during the seed process?

During the seed process, source files already existing are identified by the duplicate check and archived. This prevents reprocessing by moving duplicates from the inbox to the archive location, allowing only unique files to trigger an extract task.