What problem does it solve? Fleeting notes pile up in an Obsidian inbox faster than they can be reviewed, and clearing them one by one is slow and inconsistent. This Skill runs a fast batch triage over inbox notes, proposing a decision for each so the backlog gets cleared in one short session. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Deterministic batch scoring: A triage-scorer agent applies a heuristic ladder (age, stub length, outlinks, status) to propose one of four decisions per note: promote, merge, discard, or defer. - Human approval gate: Every decision is presented for explicit approval before any vault write occurs; the user can override individual decisions by index, and merge targets are always named by the user, never the agent. - Auditable execution: Each applied decision is logged with a SHA-256 hash of the pre-operation content, enabling recovery verification from snapshots or git history. - Use Case: After a week of bursty capture, run a weekly inbox review to clear up to 7 fleeting notes at once — promoting keepers to your permanent-notes folder, merging fragments into existing notes, and deferring the rest with a review_after stamp. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to triage the inbox of your Obsidian vault, optionally passing the vault path, then approve or override the proposed decisions when prompted.
