What problem does it solve? Routing incoming inbox items by hand is repetitive and error-prone, especially when some items need external replies before they can be resolved. This Skill demonstrates a concrete TaskFlow pattern for classifying inbox items, routing them by intent, pausing while waiting on replies, and summarizing the rest. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Intent-Based Routing: Classifies inbox items into business, personal, and other categories, then routes each to the right action such as posting to Slack or notifying the owner. - Waiting and Resume States: Persists routing state in stateJson and moves the flow to a waiting state only when an outside reply is required, resuming once input arrives. - End-of-Day Summaries: Keeps unrouted items for a consolidated end-of-day summary instead of interrupting the owner. - Use Case: A personal assistant flow reads new inbox messages, posts business threads to Slack and waits for replies, immediately notifies the owner about personal items, and batches everything else into a daily digest. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to triage my inbox using the TaskFlow inbox triage pattern, routing business items to Slack and personal items to me now.
