What problem does it solve? Raw intake items accumulate in an inbox without triage, forcing teams to manually review, classify, and route each item before backlog work can begin. This Skill automates the review-and-promote workflow for intake items stored in .agentdev/intake/inbox/, turning unstructured observations into structured, backlog-ready artifacts. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Six-step resumable workflow: classification, adversarial review, HITL approval, persistence, destructive handling (inbox cleanup and git commit/push), and completion reporting, each with an independent resume point rebuilt from durable file state. - Autonomous classification with HITL boundary: items that can be uniquely determined from available evidence are auto-classified (adopt/hold/reject), while only items requiring user judgment are escalated for explicit approval. - Adversarial review integration: provisional classifications are validated through an adversarial-review pass before confirmation, with unresolved disputes routed to human review instead of irreversible actions. - Use Case: After capturing a week of observations into .agentdev/intake/inbox/, run the intake-promote workflow to classify each item, save adopted items to .agentdev/intake/promoted/ for backlog review, delete rejected items, and commit the changes with an auditable message. ## Quick Start Run the /agentdev/intake-promote command to review and classify all items currently in the intake inbox and promote the adopted ones.
