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Inbox meeting triage

Skill ntaffzii/Skill-Agents/skills/productivity/inbox-meeting-triage

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Triage personal email, Slack/Discord messages, calendar events, and meeting context into action items, daily plans, meeting prep notes, draft replies, and issue/task drafts. Use when the user asks to summarize inboxes, prepare for meetings, extract follow-ups, plan the day, or turn messages into tasks.

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Inbox Meeting Triage

Use this skill to turn communication noise into a small set of decisions and actions.

Workflow

  1. Gather supplied or configured sources.

    • Calendar events for time commitments.
    • Email messages for inbox actions.
    • Slack/Discord messages for chat actions.
    • Notion/Obsidian/memory for context.

  2. Classify each item.

    • Reply
    • Schedule
    • Decide
    • Delegate
    • Read later
    • Turn into issue/task
    • Archive/no action

  3. Draft outputs.

    • Meeting prep note.
    • Email/chat replies.
    • Issue/task drafts.
    • Obsidian-ready daily note section.

  4. Verify privacy.

    • Do not send replies automatically.
    • Do not create issues automatically.
    • Do not expose private message content in public-facing summaries.

Output Shape

Use compact sections:

  • Calendar
  • Inbox
  • Chat
  • Actions
  • Draft Replies
  • Issues/Tasks
  • Notes To Save

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