Transforms unstructured notes, logs, and brain dumps into standardized, project-ready Markdown intake files.
Intake Normalizer is a workflow automation skill designed to convert raw logs, messy issue descriptions, and informal thoughts into a structured Markdown format. It enforces a strict directory protocol and template, ensuring that every project task has a clear goal, scope, and definition of done. By automatically organizing information into dated directories (MM_DD/codex/intake/), it bridges the gap between initial ideas and actionable project plans, making it an essential tool for developers who need to maintain clear documentation and task tracking without manual formatting overhead.
Key Features
0110 GitHub stars
02Converts raw logs and unstructured thoughts into structured Markdown templates
03Enforces a standardized directory structure organized by date and hyphen-case topics
04Includes mandatory fields for Goal, Scope, Acceptance Criteria (DoD), and Evidence
05Automatically reformats tasks into actionable, verb-driven items
06Generates a 3-line execution plan for user approval before any file operations
Use Cases
01Converting a chaotic brainstorm session into a formal project intake document
02Standardizing the project kickoff process within a local file system for better traceability
03Turning bug reports or raw log snippets into actionable tasks with clear success criteria
