What problem does it solve? Unsorted drop zones in a personal knowledge vault accumulate files with no clear home, and filing them by hand is tedious and error-prone. This Skill reads the vault's own schema and files each inbox item into the correct layer without guessing or overstepping. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Schema-driven triage: Reads the vault's <PREFIX>-schema.md first and follows its rules for layers, naming, and hard constraints (e.g., never writing to wiki/atomic/). - Source filing with stubs: Moves genuine new sources into raw/, renames them to <PREFIX>-<slug> form, and writes lightweight stub notes with frontmatter and a table of contents. - Direct summary placement: Writes already-synthesized extractions straight into wiki/summaries/ per the schema's frontmatter and hub-linking rules. - Bookkeeping and reporting: Updates the vault index and log, then reports what was filed and flags ambiguous items left in the inbox. - Use Case: After dropping a batch of downloaded PDFs, transcripts, and stray notes into .vault/inbox/, run this Skill to have each item filed, stubbed, tagged, and logged, with uncertain items surfaced back for your decision. ## Quick Start Triage everything currently in my vault's inbox according to its schema and tell me what you filed where.
