user_evaluate

To evaluate inbox content for personal relevance, you can invoke a command on the item to trigger an assessment. The evaluation uses your user model and memory context to generate a structured output with relevance tags and an action timeline.

The four-lens evaluation is a mechanism that assesses personal relevance by applying four distinct perspectives to content. It surfaces what truly matters to you by reading user context and related memory signals to guide future actions and prioritization.

Yes, memory caches are required to assess personal relevance accurately. The evaluation relies on memory_recall MCP, memory caches, and your user model to infer personal relevance from past observations and stored context.

Yes, you can prioritize ideas based on memory and observations by running them through the evaluation. It applies the four-lens evaluation to ideas where personal relevance must be inferred, producing a structured evaluation that guides prioritization.

The best way to tailor content interpretation is to evaluate items using your user model and memory context. This enables targeted prioritization and interpretation by applying a four-lens evaluation to surface personally relevant information.