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raw-capturelisted

Zero-friction capture of a raw idea into the queue's inbox/. Use when the user dumps a thought mid-flow and you want to capture it without structural overhead — no domain, no importance, no enrichment needed. Just get it in the queue. For a fully-structured ready-to-execute brief, use queue-task instead.
kmmwren/claude-tasks · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 68
Install: claude install-skill kmmwren/claude-tasks
# raw-capture One-shot inbox capture with zero friction. The idea lands in `inbox/` with a timestamp slug and raw text. A future `enrich` session turns it into a proper brief. ## When to use - The user says "capture this", "add this to inbox", "remember this", or dumps a raw thought mid-flow. - Claude discovers a loose end during other work and wants to park it without interrupting the current task. - Speed > completeness: the idea is worth keeping but structuring it now would break flow. ## How to capture ```bash python3 "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/raw_capture.py" "<title>" [--body "<raw text>"] ``` This writes `inbox/YYYY-MM-DD-HHMM-<slug>.md` with minimal frontmatter (`raw: true`, `status: inbox`) and the title + body exactly as given. The script finds the queue via `$CLAUDE_TASKS_DIR` → nearest `.tasks/` → `~/tasks` (or pass `--root <path>`). ## Rules - **No enrichment at capture time.** Don't ask about domain, importance, autonomy, effort. - **Title only required.** Body is optional if the title says enough. - **Preserve the raw text exactly** — it's the input for enrichment; don't clean it up. - **Check for near-duplicates** with a quick grep before writing — don't capture what's already there. - For a fully-structured, immediately-executable brief instead, use the `queue-task` skill.