inbox-sweep
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Batch-process unread customer emails - classify, prioritize, and draft replies. Use when the user asks "sweep my inbox", "what customer emails need a reply", "draft replies to my customer emails", or "what needs a response".
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npx skills add Bevel-Software/Hexis --skill inbox-sweep -a claude-code
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