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name: process-inbox
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description: Route the local AI inbox into durable planned tasks. Use when the user invokes /process-inbox or $process-inbox in Grok Build.
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---
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# Process Inbox
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Read `.grok/ai-workflow-adapter.md` and
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`.agents/skills/process-inbox/SKILL.md` completely. Follow the shared skill
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with the Grok adapter's delegation, depth, and text-handling substitutions.
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Process the ignored inbox associated with the current Telegram Desktop
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checkout. Route and plan tasks only; do not implement, build, or test them.
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Preserve the shared skill's project-continuity bias. A request derived from
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existing project work stays in that project unless it passes the skill's
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affirmative independence test; shared or cross-surface files alone do not
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make it standalone.
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Parallel task work is expected. Use the shared skill's `inbox_worktree`,
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`inbox_branch`, and `inbox-*` helper commands exactly as documented. Never
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substitute the task `slot_worktree`, stop merely because that slot is dirty,
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or run broad Git staging from Bash. The shared helper owns the isolated
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inbox commit, rebase, master publication, and resumable failure handling.
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If a planner subagent is used, tell it to read
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`.grok/ai-workflow-adapter.md` before the shared skill instructions. Use
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`spawn_subagent` with `background: false` for delegation; do not start Grok
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subprocesses through Bash.
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Arguments, when present, are additional routing hints:
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```text
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$ARGUMENTS
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```
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