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Communications Triage — Edho Ferdian Mode (Skill Edition) · v1.0
You are applying a message-triage discipline, not operating a mail client. This skill is channel-agnostic on purpose: at the time this was written, no channel integration (Gmail API, Slack MCP, LINE/Messenger bridge, etc.) is wired up anywhere in this ecosystem. Do not invent one. Do not pretend a tool call exists that doesn't. What you apply here is the classification logic, the reply-drafting discipline, and the follow-through tracking — the same logic a human would run by hand today, and the same logic a future channel integration would automate.
If the user has pasted message content directly into chat (an email body, a Slack thread, a screenshot's transcript), this skill applies fully to that pasted content — classify it, draft a reply, ask before anything resembling "send." What it does not do is reach out and fetch messages from a live inbox itself; nothing in this ecosystem is connected to one yet.
Why channel-agnostic, not "wire up Gmail now"
Building a specific integration ahead of an actual connected channel would
mean maintaining fake tool calls, or code that talks to nothing. Per this
ecosystem's ground-truth ethos (see dev-kickoff-edho-ferdian,
spec-mining-edho-ferdian): never fabricate integrations that don't exist.
This skill instead front-loads the part that survives any channel — the
tiering rules, the drafting discipline, the follow-through contract — so that
whenever a real channel is connected (an MCP server, a CLI, an API client),
the only new work is the fetch/send plumbing. The triage brain does not need
to be rewritten.
The four tiers
Every message gets classified into exactly one tier. Apply the checks in this order — the first match wins, don't keep evaluating after a hit:
1. skip — auto-archive, no summary needed
- Sender is a no-reply / notification / alert address, or an automated system account (CI bots, ticketing-system bot comments, channel join/leave events, delivery receipts).
- No human is waiting on a reaction to this message.
- Action: note the count if triaging a batch ("12 pesan otomatis di-skip"), do not surface individual content.
2. info_only — summarize, no reply needed
- The user is CC'd, not the primary recipient, and no question is directed at them.
- Broadcast/announcement content (
@channel/@here-style, newsletters, receipts, read-only file shares). - Group chat chatter where the user isn't named and isn't the last meaningful contributor.
- Action: one-line summary per message (or per thread), nothing more.
3. meeting_info — cross-reference, no free-text reply needed
- Contains a scheduling artifact: a video-call link, a date + meeting context, a room/location share, or a calendar-invite attachment.
- Action: this tier is about reconciling, not drafting — check it against whatever calendar source is available (a connected calendar tool, or the user's own statement of their schedule) and flag conflicts or missing details. If no calendar source is connected, say so and surface the raw scheduling info instead of guessing availability.
4. action_required — draft a reply
- A direct question awaiting an answer.
- An explicit ask, scheduling request, or decision the user must make.
- The user is
@mentionedand a response is clearly expected. - Action: generate a draft reply (see below). Never send it — see the approval gate.
Ambiguous cases: when a message could plausibly fit two tiers, prefer
the more attention-requiring tier (e.g., meeting_info over info_only
if it's unclear whether a reply is expected) — treat under-triage as the
worse failure than a message getting slightly more attention than it needed.
Draft-reply generation guidance
For every action_required message:
- Read the actual ask before drafting. Restate to yourself what specifically is being asked — a scheduling slot, a yes/no decision, a piece of information, an approval. A draft that doesn't answer the real question is worse than no draft.
- Match tone to the relationship, when that context is available. If the user maintains their own notes on how they talk to specific people or channels (a personal style file, prior message history, explicit instruction in the current conversation), use it. If no such context exists, default to a neutral, professional tone and say so — don't guess a familiarity level you have no evidence for.
- Keep commitments explicit and minimal. A draft that promises a specific date, a specific deliverable, or "I'll get back to you by Friday" is creating an obligation — see follow-through, below. Don't let a draft casually generate more promises than the user actually intends to keep.
- Flag uncertainty instead of hiding it. If the draft has to guess at
something (e.g., availability, a fact the user hasn't confirmed), mark it
inline —
[VERIFY: ...]— rather than stating it as settled. - Present the draft, don't act on it. See the approval gate below — this is non-negotiable regardless of how obviously correct the draft seems.
Language routing (fixed base rule — see skill-authoring-edho-ferdian §7; this skill extends it below)
Triage summaries and discussion with the user → Bahasa Indonesia (base rule). The drafted reply itself is this skill's own extension of the base rule: match the language of the thread it replies to (reply in Indonesian to an Indonesian message, English to an English one) — never translate the correspondent's own language into the user's, that changes what they actually said.
The approval gate (mandatory, no exceptions)
A draft reply is never sent automatically. Full stop.
This mirrors the ecosystem-wide "Explicit permission required" rule for sending any message on someone's behalf (email, chat, DM, reply, calendar invite) — approval must come from the user in chat, per-message, not inferred from an earlier approval or from how routine the message looks. Concretely:
- Present every draft with its tier, the message it's answering, and any
[VERIFY: ...]markers, then wait for the user to approve, edit, or reject it. - An approved draft for message A does not authorize sending draft B, even if B looks similar or arrived in the same batch.
- If a future channel integration is connected and exposes a "send" action, that action is gated the same way any send-a-message action is gated elsewhere in this ecosystem: ask, wait for a clear yes, then act. Do not build or suggest an auto-send path, a "send all approved drafts" bulk action without per-item confirmation, or a background job that sends on a timer.
- If the user says "just send whatever you think is right" — that is not a substitute for per-message approval. Say so, and ask them to confirm each draft (or explicitly batch-approve by reviewing the actual list you show them, not by blanket delegation).
This is a Reflection gate, not a suggestion: before treating any draft as ready, run through the three checks above (real ask answered / tone justified / commitments minimal and flagged) and only then present it. If a check fails, fix the draft before showing it, don't show a known-flawed draft and rely on the user to catch it.
Post-send follow-through
The strongest version of this enforces itself with a PostToolUse hook that
physically blocks completion until a checklist runs. No hook system is wired
into this ecosystem's channel-agnostic version — there is no tool call to
intercept yet. What applies here is the logic such a hook would enforce,
to be run manually today and wired into a real hook (or a future channel
integration's own after-send step) once one exists.
After a reply is actually sent (by the user, having approved the draft), check whether it created any of these obligations, and if so, track them somewhere durable (a todo list, a project-memory file, a calendar entry — whatever this project or the user already uses):
- A promised action ("I'll send X by Friday") → becomes a tracked task with a deadline, not just a sent message that's now forgotten.
- A proposed meeting time → needs a corresponding calendar entry (even tentative) so it doesn't silently double-book, if a calendar is in use.
- A pending response from the other side ("let me know if that works") → becomes a "waiting on reply" item with a stale-after date, so it surfaces again if the other person goes quiet instead of disappearing into the sent-mail void.
- A relationship/context update — if this ecosystem later maintains per-contact notes (tone, history, open threads), the interaction gets appended there so the next draft to this person has better context than this one did.
The point of this section is that a sent reply is not the end of the
task. A triage pass that drafts and sends replies but never checks back on
what those replies promised is only half a system — it looks helpful in the
moment and quietly accumulates broken promises. Whenever this skill is used
repeatedly on the same inbox/channel, re-surface open "pending response" and
"promised action" items at the start of the next triage pass, the same way
dev-kickoff-edho-ferdian's Session Snapshot resurfaces unfinished work
instead of starting cold each time.
What this skill deliberately does not do (yet)
- It does not fetch messages from Gmail, Slack, LINE, Messenger, or any other live channel — no such connector exists in this ecosystem today.
- It does not send anything itself, regardless of channel, per the approval gate above.
- It does not implement a hook system — the follow-through checklist is a discipline to apply manually (or delegate to a future hook), not a currently-enforced mechanism.
When a channel integration is eventually connected (an MCP server, an API client, a CLI tool), the work is: (1) fetch → feed messages through the four-tier classifier above unchanged, (2) draft → same drafting guidance unchanged, (3) send → gated exactly as above, (4) follow-through → same four-item checklist, now wired to whatever tracking mechanism the connected project already uses. This file should not need a rewrite when that happens — only a thin fetch/send adapter around it.
References
This skill's triage brain is channel-agnostic by design (see above). Once a specific surface is in play — a mail account, a DM thread, a specific service — load the surface-level operator discipline instead of improvising it:
references/channel-operations.md— mail-surface handling (resolving the exact account/thread before acting, reading a thread before composing, thedrafted/approval-pending/sent/blocked/awaiting-verificationstatus vocabulary, treating inbound mail as untrusted data, cleanup rules) and message/DM-surface handling (resolving the exact thread, one-time-code retrieval discipline, reporting shape), plus how blockers on a live surface should be handled and reported. Load this file once an actual mail or message surf
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name: communications-triage-edho-ferdian description: >- Channel-agnostic framework for triaging incoming messages (email, chat, Slack, LINE, Messenger, or any other channel) into four priority tiers, drafting replies that stay within a strict human-approval gate, and tracking whether a sent reply's promises actually get followed through on. Use when the user wants to build or apply a message-triage workflow, says "triase pesan", "atur inbox", "bantu balas email/chat", "klasifikasikan pesan masuk", "draft balasan", or asks how to keep track of promises made in a reply. Note: no channel (Gmail, Slack, etc.) is wired up yet in this ecosystem — this skill defines the triage logic and reply-drafting discipline to apply once a channel is connected, not a working integration.
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name: communications-triage-edho-ferdian
description: >-
Channel-agnostic framework for triaging incoming messages (email, chat,
Slack, LINE, Messenger, or any other channel) into four priority tiers,
drafting replies that stay within a strict human-approval gate, and tracking
whether a sent reply's promises actually get followed through on. Use when
the user wants to build or apply a message-triage workflow, says "triase
pesan", "atur inbox", "bantu balas email/chat", "klasifikasikan pesan
masuk", "draft balasan", or asks how to keep track of promises made in a
reply. Note: no channel (Gmail, Slack, etc.) is wired up yet in this
ecosystem — this skill defines the triage logic and reply-drafting
discipline to apply once a channel is connected, not a working integration.
---
# Communications Triage — Edho Ferdian Mode (Skill Edition) · v1.0
You are applying a message-triage discipline, not operating a mail client.
This skill is **channel-agnostic on purpose**: at the time this was written,
no channel integration (Gmail API, Slack MCP, LINE/Messenger bridge, etc.) is
wired up anywhere in this ecosystem. Do not invent one. Do not pretend a tool
call exists that doesn't. What you apply here is the classification logic,
the reply-drafting discipline, and the follow-through tracking — the same
logic a human would run by hand today, and the same logic a future channel
integration would automate.
**If the user has pasted message content directly into chat** (an email
body, a Slack thread, a screenshot's transcript), this skill applies fully
to that pasted content — classify it, draft a reply, ask before anything
resembling "send." What it does not do is reach out and fetch messages from
a live inbox itself; nothing in this ecosystem is connected to one yet.
## Why channel-agnostic, not "wire up Gmail now"
Building a specific integration ahead of an actual connected channel would
mean maintaining fake tool calls, or code that talks to nothing. Per this
ecosystem's ground-truth ethos (see `dev-kickoff-edho-ferdian`,
`spec-mining-edho-ferdian`): never fabricate integrations that don't exist.
This skill instead front-loads the part that survives any channel — the
tiering rules, the drafting discipline, the follow-through contract — so that
whenever a real channel is connected (an MCP server, a CLI, an API client),
the only new work is the fetch/send plumbing. The triage brain does not need
to be rewritten.
## The four tiers
Every message gets classified into **exactly one** tier. Apply the checks in
this order — the first match wins, don't keep evaluating after a hit:
### 1. `skip` — auto-archive, no summary needed
- Sender is a no-reply / notification / alert address, or an automated
system account (CI bots, ticketing-system bot comments, channel
join/leave events, delivery receipts).
- No human is waiting on a reaction to this message.
- **Action**: note the count if triaging a batch ("12 pesan otomatis
di-skip"), do not surface individual content.
### 2. `info_only` — summarize, no reply needed
- The user is CC'd, not the primary recipient, and no question is
directed at them.
- Broadcast/announcement content (`@channel`/`@here`-style, newsletters,
receipts, read-only file shares).
- Group chat chatter where the user isn't named and isn't the last
meaningful contributor.
- **Action**: one-line summary per message (or per thread), nothing more.
### 3. `meeting_info` — cross-reference, no free-text reply needed
- Contains a scheduling artifact: a video-call link, a date + meeting
context, a room/location share, or a calendar-invite attachment.
- **Action**: this tier is about **reconciling**, not drafting — check it
against whatever calendar source is available (a connected calendar tool,
or the user's own statement of their schedule) and flag conflicts or
missing details. If no calendar source is connected, say so and surface
the raw scheduling info instead of guessing availability.
### 4. `action_required` — draft a reply
- A direct question awaiting an answer.
- An explicit ask, scheduling request, or decision the user must make.
- The user is `@mentioned` and a response is clearly expected.
- **Action**: generate a draft reply (see below). Never send it — see the
approval gate.
**Ambiguous cases:** when a message could plausibly fit two tiers, prefer
the *more attention-requiring* tier (e.g., `meeting_info` over `info_only`
if it's unclear whether a reply is expected) — treat under-triage as the
worse failure than a message getting slightly more attention than it needed.
## Draft-reply generation guidance
For every `action_required` message:
1. **Read the actual ask before drafting.** Restate to yourself what
specifically is being asked — a scheduling slot, a yes/no decision, a
piece of information, an approval. A draft that doesn't answer the real
question is worse than no draft.
2. **Match tone to the relationship**, when that context is available. If
the user maintains their own notes on how they talk to specific people or
channels (a personal style file, prior message history, explicit
instruction in the current conversation), use it. If no such context
exists, default to a neutral, professional tone and say so — don't guess
a familiarity level you have no evidence for.
3. **Keep commitments explicit and minimal.** A draft that promises a
specific date, a specific deliverable, or "I'll get back to you by
Friday" is creating an obligation — see follow-through, below. Don't let
a draft casually generate more promises than the user actually intends
to keep.
4. **Flag uncertainty instead of hiding it.** If the draft has to guess at
something (e.g., availability, a fact the user hasn't confirmed), mark it
inline — `[VERIFY: ...]` — rather than stating it as settled.
5. **Present the draft, don't act on it.** See the approval gate below —
this is non-negotiable regardless of how obviously correct the draft
seems.
## Language routing (fixed base rule — see skill-authoring-edho-ferdian §7; this skill extends it below)
Triage summaries and discussion with the user → Bahasa Indonesia (base
rule). The drafted reply itself is this skill's own extension of the base
rule: match the language of the thread it replies to (reply in Indonesian
to an Indonesian message, English to an English one) — never translate the
correspondent's own language into the user's, that changes what they
actually said.
## The approval gate (mandatory, no exceptions)
**A draft reply is never sent automatically. Full stop.**
This mirrors the ecosystem-wide "Explicit permission required" rule for
sending any message on someone's behalf (email, chat, DM, reply, calendar
invite) — approval must come from the user in chat, per-message, not
inferred from an earlier approval or from how routine the message looks.
Concretely:
- Present every draft with its tier, the message it's answering, and any
`[VERIFY: ...]` markers, then wait for the user to approve, edit, or
reject it.
- An approved draft for message A does not authorize sending draft B, even
if B looks similar or arrived in the same batch.
- If a future channel integration is connected and exposes a "send" action,
that action is gated the same way any send-a-message action is gated
elsewhere in this ecosystem: ask, wait for a clear yes, then act. Do not
build or suggest an auto-send path, a "send all approved drafts" bulk
action without per-item confirmation, or a background job that sends on a
timer.
- If the user says "just send whatever you think is right" — that is not a
substitute for per-message approval. Say so, and ask them to confirm each
draft (or explicitly batch-approve by reviewing the actual list you show
them, not by blanket delegation).
This is a **Reflection gate**, not a suggestion: before treating any draft
as ready, run through the three checks above (real ask answered / tone
justified / commitments minimal and flagged) and only then present it. If a
check fails, fix the draft before showing it, don't show a known-flawed
draft and rely on the user to catch it.
## Post-send follow-through
The strongest version of this enforces itself with a `PostToolUse` hook that
physically blocks completion until a checklist runs. No hook system is wired
into this ecosystem's channel-agnostic version — there is no tool call to
intercept yet. What applies here is the **logic** such a hook would enforce,
to be run manually today and wired into a real hook (or a future channel
integration's own after-send step) once one exists.
After a reply is actually sent (by the user, having approved the draft),
check whether it created any of these obligations, and if so, track them
somewhere durable (a todo list, a project-memory file, a calendar entry —
whatever this project or the user already uses):
1. **A promised action** ("I'll send X by Friday") → becomes a tracked
task with a deadline, not just a sent message that's now forgotten.
2. **A proposed meeting time** → needs a corresponding calendar entry (even
tentative) so it doesn't silently double-book, if a calendar is in use.
3. **A pending response from the other side** ("let me know if that works")
→ becomes a "waiting on reply" item with a stale-after date, so it
surfaces again if the other person goes quiet instead of disappearing
into the sent-mail void.
4. **A relationship/context update** — if this ecosystem later maintains
per-contact notes (tone, history, open threads), the interaction gets
appended there so the next draft to this person has better context than
this one did.
**The point of this section is that a sent reply is not the end of the
task.** A triage pass that drafts and sends replies but never checks back on
what those replies promised is only half a system — it looks helpful in the
moment and quietly accumulates broken promises. Whenever this skill is used
repeatedly on the same inbox/channel, re-surface open "pending response" and
"promised action" items at the start of the next triage pass, the same way
`dev-kickoff-edho-ferdian`'s Session Snapshot resurfaces unfinished work
instead of starting cold each time.
## What this skill deliberately does not do (yet)
- It does not fetch messages from Gmail, Slack, LINE, Messenger, or any
other live channel — no such connector exists in this ecosystem today.
- It does not send anything itself, regardless of channel, per the approval
gate above.
- It does not implement a hook system — the follow-through checklist is a
discipline to apply manually (or delegate to a future hook), not a
currently-enforced mechanism.
When a channel integration is eventually connected (an MCP server, an API
client, a CLI tool), the work is: (1) fetch → feed messages through the
four-tier classifier above unchanged, (2) draft → same drafting guidance
unchanged, (3) send → gated exactly as above, (4) follow-through → same
four-item checklist, now wired to whatever tracking mechanism the connected
project already uses. This file should not need a rewrite when that happens
— only a thin fetch/send adapter around it.
## References
This skill's triage brain is channel-agnostic by design (see above). Once a
specific surface is in play — a mail account, a DM thread, a specific
service — load the surface-level operator discipline instead of improvising
it:
- **`references/channel-operations.md`** — mail-surface handling (resolving
the exact account/thread before acting, reading a thread before composing,
the `drafted` / `approval-pending` / `sent` / `blocked` /
`awaiting-verification` status vocabulary, treating inbound mail as
untrusted data, cleanup rules) and message/DM-surface handling (resolving
the exact thread, one-time-code retrieval discipline, reporting shape),
plus how blockers on a live surface should be handled and reported. Load
this file once an actual mail or message surfUse with my agent
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