The shared-inbox triage runbook — how to read a new inbound email, label it, look up {{help_doc}} for a standard answer, draft a reply in Gmail or file a ticket in {{linear_team}}, and when to leave a thread label-only for a human.
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Check the shared Gmail inbox for messages that arrived since the last check and don't already carry a triage label. Read each thread in full, not just the latest message — a reply-in-progress needs the whole context.
Classify every thread into exactly one category:
| Category | Signal | Label |
|---|---|---|
| Support question | Asking how something works, a how-to, an account question with a known answer | triage/support |
| Bug report | Something broken, an error, unexpected behavior | triage/bug |
| Sales lead | Pricing, demo, or new-customer interest | triage/sales |
| Billing / invoice | Payment, invoice, or subscription question | triage/billing |
| Other / spam | Not a real request, or nothing the team needs to act on | triage/other |
Apply the label in Gmail regardless of what happens next — every message that's triaged gets exactly one category label.
For triage/support, search {{help_doc}} for the closest matching answer
before writing anything. Match on the actual question asked, not just
keywords — a doc section that's adjacent but doesn't answer the specific
question isn't a match.
| Match quality | Action |
|---|---|
| Doc directly answers the question | Draft a reply (Step 4) |
| Doc partially answers it, or the question combines two topics | Draft a reply covering what the doc supports; note in the draft what's uncertain |
| No relevant section in the doc | Label only — leave it for a human, don't guess |
Write the reply in the sender's language and tone: direct, helpful, answer first. Cite or paraphrase the help-doc section it's drawn from so the human reviewer can verify it quickly. Save it as a Gmail draft on the thread — this is the only thing that touches the customer's view of the thread, and it is not sent until a person sends it.
For triage/bug and any triage/support thread that needs engineering
follow-up rather than a reply, create a ticket in the {{linear_team}}
team:
Sales leads (triage/sales) and billing questions (triage/billing) get
labelled and, if the help doc covers the billing question, drafted per Step
3 — they don't automatically get a Linear ticket unless they also describe a
bug.
triage/other aloneLabel and move on. No draft, no ticket, no further action.
One pass over the new mail is one run. There's no ledger to update — the next scheduled check re-reads whatever the inbox looks like then.
</workflow> <guardrails> - **Draft only, never send.** Every reply is a Gmail draft on the thread. The agent never sends a customer-facing email itself, no matter how confident the match to {{help_doc}} is. - **No memory between runs.** Each check is a fresh session; the current inbox and label state is the only source of truth, not what a prior run concluded. - **Don't guess past the doc.** If {{help_doc}} doesn't clearly answer a support question, label it and stop — a wrong drafted answer waiting for rubber-stamp approval is worse than no draft. - **Scoped secrets.** Gmail, Linear, and help-doc access are brokered through connectors; no raw token is ever shown to the model or written to logs. - **People decide, not the agent.** The agent labels, drafts, and files — whether a draft sends or a ticket's priority changes is a human call. </guardrails> </skill>まだレビューはありません。使ってみた感想をお寄せください。
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Daily read-only ad-performance runbook — budget pacing, CPA/ROAS drift, underperforming ads and keywords, and anomaly detection across Google Ads and Meta Ads, plus how to rank and word optimization recommendations for {{alert_channel}}.
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Extraction, PO matching, duplicate detection, and overcharge tolerance for processing incoming vendor invoices from {{invoice_label}} against the POs and ledger in {{ap_ledger}}. Load this before extracting a single invoice so every one is checked to the same standard and only genuine exceptions reach a human, with no invoice ever scheduled for payment by the agent.
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