Empty your head.
Keep the threads.
A capture workflow for raw notes, half-formed ideas and loose commitments—organized before anything is acted on.
Every thread visible.7 supplied points
reviewed organization
Four workshop points are held together without losing the open decision.
A visible action; missing sender and deadline stay unknown.
The reading club idea and the orientation date question remain distinct.
Bring the untidy version
Useful for a quick brain dump after a busy day, an overflowing scratchpad or notes scattered across a single project. Supply the text as it is. Receive projects and ideas, tasks, connections and concrete offers of help. Small or simple inputs may receive a compressed form.
No connected workspace required
Extract the ZIP and ask an AI assistant to read SKILL.md, or use its supported Skill installation method. The core uses the notes you provide. Three optional Python 3 helpers use the standard library; optional workspace tools are separate. No additional service API key is required for the core, while model or subscription costs can apply.
Preservation needs review
The instruction aims to retain the input’s information. It does not guarantee flawless interpretation. In the controlled run, all seven source lines survived, but “Need to book…” was labeled context rather than a task.
Authorize a narrow folder if you want local inventory. It is not a security sandbox, an automatic task-manager integration or permission to execute suggested next steps.
Three actual helper cases checked classification, complexity and one synthetic local-file match. No real workspace, connected service or native-client installation was tested.