Agent Skills: ingest-inbox-item
Ingests a single file from the substacker inbox/ into corpus/seeds/ as a normalized markdown seed with full frontmatter. Orchestrates format normalization, topic tagging, intuition-density scoring, dedupe, changelog, ledger update, and inbox-file move to .processed/. Use when the user drops raw material into inbox/ and runs /ingest, at session start, or whenever a single inbox file needs to become an indexed seed. Trigger keywords — ingest, inbox, new note, new transcript, new highlight, index this, add to corpus.
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