magic-inbox_skill

This skill acts as a proactive inbox agent that scores emails, drafts replies, and reduces noise across Gmail, Calendar, and Slack.

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Installation

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npx veilstrat add skill atrislabs/atris --skill magic-inbox

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Overview

This skill is an autonomous inbox agent that triages email, drafts replies, archives noise, and summarizes Slack and calendar context. It scores messages by priority, creates reply drafts (never sends them), and produces a concise briefing so you can act quickly. It uses your Gmail, Calendar, and Slack context plus local rules and contact priorities to make decisions.

How this skill works

The agent fetches email, calendar events, and Slack DMs in a single structured call, then scores each message from 1 (urgent) to 5 (noise) using contact lists, project priorities, calendar context, and unsubscribe headers. It prepares reply drafts, archives or stars messages, marks read, and returns a short briefing of actions taken. All actions are saved to a local log and drafts are left in your Gmail for review; the agent never auto-sends.

When to use it

Morning inbox triage to reach inbox zero quickly
Before meetings to surface related messages and prep replies
When backlog grows and you need to filter noise vs. priority
After travel to surface time-sensitive follow-ups
To get a daily Slack + email briefing tied to calendar events

Best practices

Keep a short contacts file with priority people and noise patterns so scoring is accurate
Maintain a small priorities file listing current work streams for contextual scoring
Provide a concise voice guideline so drafts match your tone and length preferences
Run the bootstrap step to ensure the agent has valid credentials before the fetch
Review drafts in Gmail — the agent saves but never sends

Example use cases

Auto-draft replies to candidate intros and event RSVPs for quick review
Archive newsletters and marketing mail while preserving notes from priority contacts
Bump messages about today’s meetings to top priority and surface related Slack DMs
Produce a compact briefing showing what was handled, what needs your action, and where drafts live
Flag potential sales or partnership leads tied to current projects for follow-up this week

FAQ

No. The agent always saves responses as drafts for your review; it will not auto-send.

How does it decide what’s noise vs. important?

It uses priority contacts, project priorities, unsubscribe headers, sender domain signals, and calendar context. If unsure, it errs toward keeping a message.