Open the Plannotator Inbox in the browser (starting it if needed), say its address, and learn how to use the Inbox for the rest of the session.
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tessl review fix ./apps/skills/claude/plannotator-inbox/SKILL.md!plannotator inbox --open
The Plannotator Inbox is one window on this computer where you leave the person messages, :::question blocks they answer with a click, and files. They answer when they can. Nothing blocks: you send, then keep working or end your turn.
attachments), or when they ask.plannotator_inbox tool when you have one (it can be listed with a prefix and may need loading through tool search first): action send_message, with a markdown body. Otherwise call send_message on the Inbox's MCP server, plannotator inbox mcp.plannotator inbox just to send: send_message starts a stopped Inbox itself, and bare plannotator inbox opens the window for the person.plannotator inbox --help and read it: every field, the full question syntax, and how to connect the MCP server.plannotator skill, where you have it, has more.The output above is the Plannotator Inbox's address; it opened in the person's browser unless the output says why not. Tell them the address in one sentence, with that reason when there is one. If the output is an error, tell them what it says; Unknown inbox option: --open means their Plannotator is older than this command (update with plannotator update, or run plannotator inbox in a terminal).
This command starts no new work and resumes none: do anything else the person asked in the same message, otherwise stop there. For the rest of this session, use the Inbox as above: for a decision the person is not here to make, and to hand over long work you finished.
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