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Calibrates finding importance (high / medium / low) before inbox_add — used by routines for consistent thresholds. Routine-only.
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Baseado na classificação ocupacional SOC
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| name | score-importance |
| description | Calibrates finding importance (high / medium / low) before inbox_add — used by routines for consistent thresholds. Routine-only. |
| disable_model_invocation | true |
inbox_add accepts an importance field — high, medium, or low. Without consistency, what one routine calls "high" another calls "medium" and the user stops trusting the field.
This skill defines what each level means so all your routines agree.
Action is needed within the day. If the user ignores it, something will break or get worse.
Examples:
Action is helpful within the week. Not blocking, but skipping has a cost.
Examples:
FYI. Skipping has no cost. The user is happy to know but won't act.
Examples:
| Signal | Suggests |
|---|---|
| Time-bound (deadline, expiry) | high |
| Money-bound (cost, revenue) | high or medium |
| Failure / regression | high |
| Volume / count change | medium or low |
| New content (article, video, message) | low (unless from a key relationship) |
| "Should I look at this?" — user-paced | medium or low |
Pair importance with confidence (0..1). High confidence + medium importance is more actionable than low confidence + high importance. If you're not sure something matters, lean low + add a reasoning line so the user can confirm.
high to get the user's attention. The user disables routines that cry wolf.low for things you secretly think are high — that's still crying wolf, just inverted.importance if you genuinely don't know. Leave it null and let the user filter.