deliverable-intakelisted

Turns raw captures, dictated braindumps in a deliverable’s inbox/, or recent macwhspr dictation-log entries into proposed planning-wiki changes, shown as a unified diff for author acceptance or rejection. Classifies every capture line as a decision, evidence claim, question, task, or dropped item with a reason, and traces it to its source. Uncertain names and citations remain UNRESOLVED. Applies decisions only with explicit assent. Use when the user says "intake", "absorb my notes", "process the inbox", "I dictated something", or after notes from a talk, meeting, or reading session. Never edits source files, only planning/ and open questions.
scdenney/open-science-skills · ★ 57 · AI & Automation · score 77

Install: claude install-skill scdenney/open-science-skills

# Deliverable intake The author thinks out loud; the wiki stays authoritative. This skill is the seam between the two. It reads captures verbatim, proposes where each statement belongs, and applies nothing the author has not seen. ## Inputs - The nearest `deliverable.yml` upward from cwd (or the path given). Read it, then `planning_dir/00-README.md` and every file that index names. That is the current state of the wiki; the proposal is a diff against it. - `inbox/*.md` that do not end in `.done.md`, oldest first. A capture is read verbatim and never edited. - `--from-log N`: show the last N entries of `~/.config/macwhspr/cleanup_log.jsonl` (`{ts, raw, cleaned}` pairs) as a numbered list with the first line of each, and ask which to import. An imported entry is written to `inbox/YYYY-MM-DD-HHMM-log.md` with the `cleaned` text (the `raw` text appended under a `` marker) before anything else happens. Nothing is imported without being named. ## Classify, then trace Walk the capture paragraph by paragraph. Each statement gets exactly one class: | Class | Goes to | Needs assent? | |---|---|---| | **decision** | the wiki file that owns the topic (`00-README.md` "Decisions recorded here", or the numbered file) | yes, always | | **evidence claim** | the wiki file for the section it supports, marked with the capture reference | no, but a claim naming a source that is not in `sources_of_truth` or the bib is written as `UNRESOLVED: <claim>`; when the manifest names a `k