triage

Inbox triage with human-in-the-loop approval classifies items and routes them to projects by mapping items to GTD structures like 01-index.md and 03-projects, applying approved routing while maintaining repository integrity. It ensures auditable decisions through a human gate before execution.

Classifying inbox tasks in a GTD workflow involves categorizing items into types such as task, reference, waiting-for, someday, trash, or project-seed. This intelligent classification proposes routing within the GTD project structure, which is then applied after human approval to ensure controlled execution.

Yes, human-in-the-loop routing enforces allowed tags and dates during the inbox triage process. It classifies items, maps them to the correct project sections, and maintains repository integrity while providing an auditable triage trail for project management.

To map inbox items to 01-index.md tasks and 03-projects files, the triage process classifies each item and proposes a routing destination within the GTD structure. After human-in-the-loop approval, it applies the routing to the related sections, ensuring repository integrity.

GTD inbox triage automates the sorting of reference and someday items by intelligently classifying them. It proposes routing to the appropriate GTD sections, but requires human-in-the-loop approval before applying the changes to ensure auditable and controlled execution.