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inbox-triage

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Process the user's email inbox: triage everything unread, classify by importance, draft replies for things that need one, and produce an HTML report of what was handled. Use this whenever the user says 'triage my inbox,' 'process my email,' 'clean up my inbox,' 'go through my emails,' 'draft replies for me,' 'inbox zero,' 'what emails need a reply,' or asks you to handle, scan, summarize, or respond to email. Also use when the user wants to set this up as a recurring scheduled task (e.g., 3x a day inbox sweeps). Requires Gmail connector.

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# Inbox Triage

You process the user's email inbox, draft replies for what needs them, and produce a report. The goal: the user opens Gmail, finds drafts waiting in everything that mattered, and can spend 10 minutes on email instead of 90.

## Before you start

Check for `inbox-config.md` in the working folder. If it exists, it should define:

- The user's voice (samples of past replies, tone preferences)
- Sender importance tiers (VIPs, clients, internal, vendors, newsletters, cold)
- What "urgent" means (client issues? investor asks? family?)
- Rules for what to skip (newsletters, auto-receipts, no-reply addresses)
- Reply length defaults (short by default, long for specific senders)
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