adminbot-join-form-triage

Classifies Google Form join-the-lab responses into reviewable applicant labels.

1|3|Updated Jul 14, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/akhkim/adminbot --skill adminbot-join-form-triage-akhkim
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Skill: adminbot-join-form-triage
Source: https://github.com/akhkim/adminbot/tree/main/openclaw-adminbot/extensions/adminbot/skills/adminbot-join-form-triage
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/akhkim/adminbot --skill adminbot-join-form-triage-akhkim

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Lab administrators receive many join-the-lab Google Form responses and must manually read, rank, and decide which applicants need human review. This Skill automates the observational classification of those responses so admins get consistent labels, confidence scores, and review questions without reading every submission. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Response Classification: Labels applicants as strong-match, needs-review, missing-information, or not-current-fit using the adminbot_classify_join_form_response tool. - Evidence and Review Questions: Returns confidence scores, evidence pointers, and targeted review questions for each applicant. - Safety Guardrails: Flags missing availability, unclear research interests, and duplicate submissions while avoiding inference of sensitive or protected attributes. - Use Case: An admin receives 40 lab application responses and asks the assistant to triage them; each response gets a label, confidence, and review questions, and borderline cases are handed to a human admin for the final decision. ## Quick Start Classify the latest join-the-lab Google Form responses and list which applicants need human review.

Frequently Asked Questions about adminbot-join-form-triage

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I classify Google Form responses for lab applicants?▼

Confirm the form response id and applicant name, extract only the fields needed for the rubric, then call adminbot_classify_join_form_response with the raw answer map and rubric summary. The result includes a class label, confidence, evidence pointers, and review questions.

What labels does applicant triage use for form responses?▼

Labels are descriptive and reviewable: strong-match, needs-review, missing-information, or not-current-fit. The classifier also flags missing availability, unclear research interest, mismatched expectations, and possible duplicate submissions.

Can the triage skill accept or decline lab applicants automatically?▼

No. Accepting or declining a candidate is not executable because there is no connector behind it, so a proposal would sit approved and unexecutable. Decisions are handed to a human admin with the classification summary.

Does applicant classification use sensitive or protected attributes?▼

No. The classification guidance explicitly prohibits inferring sensitive attributes or using protected characteristics. It also does not treat a classification as permission to contact, accept, or decline a candidate.

When should a form response be flagged for human review?▼

Flag responses with missing availability, unclear research interests, mismatched expectations, or signs of duplicate submissions. Any case where a decision is requested should be handed to an admin rather than resolved automatically.