GPT-5.6 Sol (Codex) on Triage a small inbox

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Task

Triage the inbox

Read the twelve messages in inbox/ and sort each one into one of three labels:

urgent: someone needs action now because money, a current customer, or a legal deadline is at risk
reply: a person needs an answer, but it is not urgent
archive: receipts, newsletters, automated summaries, and unsolicited pitches that need no answer

Write triage.json as one JSON object mapping every filename, such as 01.md, to exactly one of urgent, reply, or archive.

Command

codex exec --skip-git-repo-check --dangerously-bypass-approvals-and-sandbox -m gpt-5.6-sol -c model_reasoning_effort=high --output-last-message /tmp/atris-bench/20260904T112643Z-gpt-5-6-sol-inbox-triage-1/last-message.txt 'You are working in the current folder. Do the task in TASK.md and write the outputs to the exact paths it names.
Do not ask questions. When done, stop.

# Triage the inbox

Read the twelve messages in `inbox/` and sort each one into one of three labels:

- `urgent`: someone needs action now because money, a current customer, or a legal deadline is at risk
- `reply`: a person needs an answer, but it is not urgent
- `archive`: receipts, newsletters, automated summaries, and unsolicited pitches that need no answer

Write `triage.json` as one JSON object mapping every filename, such as `01.md`, to exactly one
of `urgent`, `reply`, or `archive`.'

Output

Created `triage.json` with all twelve messages classified and verified.


[stderr]
Reading additional input from stdin...
OpenAI Codex v0.153.0
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workdir: /private/tmp/atris-bench/20260904T112643Z-gpt-5-6-sol-inbox-triage-1/work
model: gpt-5.6-sol
provider: openai
approval: never
sandbox: danger-full-access
reasoning effort: high
reasoning summaries: none
session id: 01a06c2b-c8dc-7f33-874c-f8a93743aa29
--------
user
You are working in the current folder. Do the task in TASK.md and write the outputs to the exact paths it names.
Do not ask questions. When done, stop.

# Triage the inbox

Read the twelve messages in `inbox/` and sort each one into one of three labels:

- `urgent`: someone needs action now because money, a current customer, or a legal deadline is at risk
- `reply`: a person needs an answer, but it is not urgent
- `archive`: receipts, newsletters, automated summaries, and unsolicited pitches that need no answer

Write `triage.json` as one JSON object mapping every filename, such as `01.md`, to exactly one
of `urgent`, `reply`, or `archive`.
codex
I’m using the keshav-comms skill for the concise handoff, then I’ll read TASK.md and classify all twelve messages.
exec
/bin/zsh -lc "sed -n '1,240p' /Users/keshavrao/.codex/skills/keshav-comms/SKILL.md && sed -n '1,200p' TASK.md && for f in inbox/*.md; do echo \"===== "'$f"; sed -n '"'1,240p' \""'$f"; done' in /private/tmp/atris-bench/20260904T112643Z-gpt-5-6-sol-inbox-triage-1/work
 succeeded in 0ms:
---
name: keshav-comms
description: Keshav's default reply style for speed-reading in a small terminal pane — one idea per beat, hard line cap, no scroll. Use on every conversational reply unless the user asks for depth. Triggers on every chat, brainstorm, status, and handoff.
---

# keshav-comms

House style for Keshav. Goal: **never scroll** in Ghostty/split panes.

## Hard limits

- **Stream (default):** max **4 lines** total (blank lines count).
- **Batch / handoff:** max **6 lines** total.
- **One idea per beat.** Prefer **1 line** when possible.
- **Blank line between beats** when using 2+ lines.
- If the UI shows truncated output, the reply was too long — shorten next message.

## Format

- Plain English. PM-smart, not jargon-first.
- **No** headers, bullets, numbered lists, tables, or preamble.
- **No** agreement reflex ("great question", "you're right").
- Start with the answer.
- **Recommend one path** — do not enumerate options unless asked.
- Code blocks, diffs, and file paths stay literal when needed.

## Phases

| Phase | When | Output |
|-------|------|--------|
| **Stream** | Default | ≤4 lines, one beat at a time across turns |
| **Batch** | User says `batch` or `compile` | Stack prior beats into one block, ≤6 lines |
| **Handoff** | User says `handoff` | ≤6 lines: summary + what changed + risk + next |

## Signal words

- `go` — execute work; progress replies stay in stream mode.
- `raise` — continue the active thread goal without retyping; Obelisk auto-queues the next turn when the goal is still open.
- `loop` / **Overnight** — toggle overnight loop in the goal bar; mission → goal → goal until mission has no next goal, GOAL_COMPLETE, or a real blocker.
- `batch` — compile conversation so far.
- `handoff` — compile for another human or agent.

## Example (stream)

User: is the hook firing on boot a problem?

Yes — noise, not failure.

It expects a forgepilot log that was never written today.

Want disable hook or write the log?

## When NOT to use

- User explicitly asks for a long writeup, doc, or deep dive.
- Multi-file plans where structure aids comprehension (still cap sections).
# Triage the inbox

Read the twelve messages in `inbox/` and sort each one into one of three labels:

- `urgent`: someone needs action now because money, a current customer, or a legal deadline is at risk
- `reply`: a person needs an answer, but it is not urgent
- `archive`: receipts, newsletters, automated summaries, and unsolicited pitches that need no answer

Write `triage.json` as one JSON object mapping every filename, such as `01.md`, to exactly one
of `urgent`, `reply`, or `archive`.
===== inbox/01.md
From: billing@northstar-payments.com
Subject: Payment failed for Acme Dental renewal

The card for your active customer Acme Dental was declined on today's $2,400 renewal. Their
workspace will be suspended at 5:00 PM unless payment is recovered. Please contact the account
owner or update the payment method now.
===== inbox/02.md
From: notices@harris-legal.com
Subject: Legal notice, response due tomorrow

We represent Westbridge LLC. The attached preservation notice concerns your services agreement.
Please confirm receipt and identify your records contact by 4:00 PM tomorrow, September 5.
===== inbox/03.md
From: nina@harborcoffee.com
Subject: Can guests export the weekly report?

Hi, we are setting up our managers this week. Can a guest user export the weekly report, or do
they need a full seat? A quick explanation would help me choose the right roles. Thanks, Nina
===== inbox/04.md
From: maya.chen@example.com
Subject: Interview availability

Thanks for yesterday's conversation. I would be glad to meet the operations team next week.
Would Tuesday afternoon or Wednesday morning work better for the next interview?
===== inbox/05.md
From: omar@clearview-print.com
Subject: Proof review before the brochure run

The brochure proof is ready. There is no production deadline until next Friday, but I need to
know whether you prefer the matte or uncoated stock before I prepare the final quote.
===== inbox/06.md
From: devon@atris.example
Subject: Approve the October workshop outline?

I put the October customer workshop outline in Drive. When you have a moment, can you confirm
whether the troubleshooting section should stay at 20 minutes or move to 30?
===== inbox/07.md
From: priya@redwoodtherapy.com
Subject: Demo for our three clinic managers

Your product was recommended by another clinic. Could you send two possible times for a
30-minute demo next week? Our three managers are usually free after 2 PM Eastern.
===== inbox/08.md
From: digest@productweekly.example
Subject: Product Weekly, issue 184

This week's links cover onboarding patterns, pricing tests, and five new design tools. You are
receiving this newsletter because you subscribed in March.
===== inbox/09.md
From: receipts@cloudhost.example
Subject: Receipt for August hosting

Your August hosting payment was successful. Receipt CH-88214 is attached for your records. No
action is required.
===== inbox/10.md
From: jax@pipelineblaster.example
Subject: 10x your outbound by Friday

I noticed your company is growing. Our proprietary signal engine can fill your calendar with
qualified meetings. Want me to send a deck and a checkout link?
===== inbox/11.md
From: reports@statusboard.example
Subject: Your weekly uptime summary

Automated report: all seven monitors were healthy this week. Uptime was 99.99%. No incidents or
open alerts were recorded.
===== inbox/12.md
From: events@saas-summit.example
Subject: Last chance to watch our growth webinar

The recording of Tuesday's sponsored growth webinar expires this weekend. Watch now to hear six
vendors discuss their newest tools. This mailbox is not monitored.

apply patch
patch: completed
/private/tmp/atris-bench/20260904T112643Z-gpt-5-6-sol-inbox-triage-1/work/triage.json
diff --git a/triage.json b/triage.json
new file mode 100644
index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3c5efe918ffffedd0460fece590e89bd0d3d9ac3
--- /dev/null
+++ b/triage.json
@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+{
+  "01.md": "urgent",
+  "02.md": "urgent",
+  "03.md": "reply",
+  "04.md": "reply",
+  "05.md": "reply",
+  "06.md": "reply",
+  "07.md": "reply",
+  "08.md": "archive",
+  "09.md": "archive",
+  "10.md": "archive",
+  "11.md": "archive",
+  "12.md": "archive"
+}

exec
/bin/zsh -lc 'python3 -m json.tool triage.json >/dev/null && test "$(find inbox -maxdepth 1 -name '"'*.md' | wc -l | tr -d ' ')\" = \""'$(python3 -c '"'import json; print(len(json.load(open(\"triage.json\"))))')\" && echo verified" in /private/tmp/atris-bench/20260904T112643Z-gpt-5-6-sol-inbox-triage-1/work
 succeeded in 0ms:
verified

diff --git a/triage.json b/triage.json
new file mode 100644
index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3c5efe918ffffedd0460fece590e89bd0d3d9ac3
--- /dev/null
+++ b/triage.json
@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+{
+  "01.md": "urgent",
+  "02.md": "urgent",
+  "03.md": "reply",
+  "04.md": "reply",
+  "05.md": "reply",
+  "06.md": "reply",
+  "07.md": "reply",
+  "08.md": "archive",
+  "09.md": "archive",
+  "10.md": "archive",
+  "11.md": "archive",
+  "12.md": "archive"
+}

codex
Created `triage.json` with all twelve messages classified and verified.
diff --git a/triage.json b/triage.json
new file mode 100644
index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3c5efe918ffffedd0460fece590e89bd0d3d9ac3
--- /dev/null
+++ b/triage.json
@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+{
+  "01.md": "urgent",
+  "02.md": "urgent",
+  "03.md": "reply",
+  "04.md": "reply",
+  "05.md": "reply",
+  "06.md": "reply",
+  "07.md": "reply",
+  "08.md": "archive",
+  "09.md": "archive",
+  "10.md": "archive",
+  "11.md": "archive",
+  "12.md": "archive"
+}

tokens used
11,481


[final message]
Created `triage.json` with all twelve messages classified and verified.

Files produced

triage.json

{
  "01.md": "urgent",
  "02.md": "urgent",
  "03.md": "reply",
  "04.md": "reply",
  "05.md": "reply",
  "06.md": "reply",
  "07.md": "reply",
  "08.md": "archive",
  "09.md": "archive",
  "10.md": "archive",
  "11.md": "archive",
  "12.md": "archive"
}

Checker

{"passed": true, "score": 1.0, "notes": "12/12 labels correct; both urgent correct: True"}

Judge

Not used for this task.

Triage the inbox

Read the twelve messages in inbox/ and sort each one into one of three labels:

urgent: someone needs action now because money, a current customer, or a legal deadline is at risk

reply: a person needs an answer, but it is not urgent

archive: receipts, newsletters, automated summaries, and unsolicited pitches that need no answer

Write triage.json as one JSON object mapping every filename, such as 01.md, to exactly one of urgent, reply, or archive.

Command

codex exec --skip-git-repo-check --dangerously-bypass-approvals-and-sandbox -m gpt-5.6-sol -c model_reasoning_effort=high --output-last-message /tmp/atris-bench/20260904T112643Z-gpt-5-6-sol-inbox-triage-1/last-message.txt 'You are working in the current folder. Do the task in TASK.md and write the outputs to the exact paths it names. Do not ask questions. When done, stop. # Triage the inbox Read the twelve messages in `inbox/` and sort each one into one of three labels: - `urgent`: someone needs action now because money, a current customer, or a legal deadline is at risk - `reply`: a person needs an answer, but it is not urgent - `archive`: receipts, newsletters, automated summaries, and unsolicited pitches that need no answer Write `triage.json` as one JSON object mapping every filename, such as `01.md`, to exactly one of `urgent`, `reply`, or `archive`.'

Output

Created `triage.json` with all twelve messages classified and verified. [stderr] Reading additional input from stdin... OpenAI Codex v0.153.0 -------- workdir: /private/tmp/atris-bench/20260904T112643Z-gpt-5-6-sol-inbox-triage-1/work model: gpt-5.6-sol provider: openai approval: never sandbox: danger-full-access reasoning effort: high reasoning summaries: none session id: 01a06c2b-c8dc-7f33-874c-f8a93743aa29 -------- user You are working in the current folder. Do the task in TASK.md and write the outputs to the exact paths it names. Do not ask questions. When done, stop. # Triage the inbox Read the twelve messages in `inbox/` and sort each one into one of three labels: - `urgent`: someone needs action now because money, a current customer, or a legal deadline is at risk - `reply`: a person needs an answer, but it is not urgent - `archive`: receipts, newsletters, automated summaries, and unsolicited pitches that need no answer Write `triage.json` as one JSON object mapping every filename, such as `01.md`, to exactly one of `urgent`, `reply`, or `archive`. codex I’m using the keshav-comms skill for the concise handoff, then I’ll read TASK.md and classify all twelve messages. exec /bin/zsh -lc "sed -n '1,240p' /Users/keshavrao/.codex/skills/keshav-comms/SKILL.md && sed -n '1,200p' TASK.md && for f in inbox/*.md; do echo \"===== "'$f"; sed -n '"'1,240p' \""'$f"; done' in /private/tmp/atris-bench/20260904T112643Z-gpt-5-6-sol-inbox-triage-1/work succeeded in 0ms: --- name: keshav-comms description: Keshav's default reply style for speed-reading in a small terminal pane — one idea per beat, hard line cap, no scroll. Use on every conversational reply unless the user asks for depth. Triggers on every chat, brainstorm, status, and handoff. --- # keshav-comms House style for Keshav. Goal: **never scroll** in Ghostty/split panes. ## Hard limits - **Stream (default):** max **4 lines** total (blank lines count). - **Batch / handoff:** max **6 lines** total. - **One idea per beat.** Prefer **1 line** when possible. - **Blank line between beats** when using 2+ lines. - If the UI shows truncated output, the reply was too long — shorten next message. ## Format - Plain English. PM-smart, not jargon-first. - **No** headers, bullets, numbered lists, tables, or preamble. - **No** agreement reflex ("great question", "you're right"). - Start with the answer. - **Recommend one path** — do not enumerate options unless asked. - Code blocks, diffs, and file paths stay literal when needed. ## Phases | Phase | When | Output | |-------|------|--------| | **Stream** | Default | ≤4 lines, one beat at a time across turns | | **Batch** | User says `batch` or `compile` | Stack prior beats into one block, ≤6 lines | | **Handoff** | User says `handoff` | ≤6 lines: summary + what changed + risk + next | ## Signal words - `go` — execute work; progress replies stay in stream mode. - `raise` — continue the active thread goal without retyping; Obelisk auto-queues the next turn when the goal is still open. - `loop` / **Overnight** — toggle overnight loop in the goal bar; mission → goal → goal until mission has no next goal, GOAL_COMPLETE, or a real blocker. - `batch` — compile conversation so far. - `handoff` — compile for another human or agent. ## Example (stream) User: is the hook firing on boot a problem? Yes — noise, not failure. It expects a forgepilot log that was never written today. Want disable hook or write the log? ## When NOT to use - User explicitly asks for a long writeup, doc, or deep dive. - Multi-file plans where structure aids comprehension (still cap sections). # Triage the inbox Read the twelve messages in `inbox/` and sort each one into one of three labels: - `urgent`: someone needs action now because money, a current customer, or a legal deadline is at risk - `reply`: a person needs an answer, but it is not urgent - `archive`: receipts, newsletters, automated summaries, and unsolicited pitches that need no answer Write `triage.json` as one JSON object mapping every filename, such as `01.md`, to exactly one of `urgent`, `reply`, or `archive`. ===== inbox/01.md From: billing@northstar-payments.com Subject: Payment failed for Acme Dental renewal The card for your active customer Acme Dental was declined on today's $2,400 renewal. Their workspace will be suspended at 5:00 PM unless payment is recovered. Please contact the account owner or update the payment method now. ===== inbox/02.md From: notices@harris-legal.com Subject: Legal notice, response due tomorrow We represent Westbridge LLC. The attached preservation notice concerns your services agreement. Please confirm receipt and identify your records contact by 4:00 PM tomorrow, September 5. ===== inbox/03.md From: nina@harborcoffee.com Subject: Can guests export the weekly report? Hi, we are setting up our managers this week. Can a guest user export the weekly report, or do they need a full seat? A quick explanation would help me choose the right roles. Thanks, Nina ===== inbox/04.md From: maya.chen@example.com Subject: Interview availability Thanks for yesterday's conversation. I would be glad to meet the operations team next week. Would Tuesday afternoon or Wednesday morning work better for the next interview? ===== inbox/05.md From: omar@clearview-print.com Subject: Proof review before the brochure run The brochure proof is ready. There is no production deadline until next Friday, but I need to know whether you prefer the matte or uncoated stock before I prepare the final quote. ===== inbox/06.md From: devon@atris.example Subject: Approve the October workshop outline? I put the October customer workshop outline in Drive. When you have a moment, can you confirm whether the troubleshooting section should stay at 20 minutes or move to 30? ===== inbox/07.md From: priya@redwoodtherapy.com Subject: Demo for our three clinic managers Your product was recommended by another clinic. Could you send two possible times for a 30-minute demo next week? Our three managers are usually free after 2 PM Eastern. ===== inbox/08.md From: digest@productweekly.example Subject: Product Weekly, issue 184 This week's links cover onboarding patterns, pricing tests, and five new design tools. You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed in March. ===== inbox/09.md From: receipts@cloudhost.example Subject: Receipt for August hosting Your August hosting payment was successful. Receipt CH-88214 is attached for your records. No action is required. ===== inbox/10.md From: jax@pipelineblaster.example Subject: 10x your outbound by Friday I noticed your company is growing. Our proprietary signal engine can fill your calendar with qualified meetings. Want me to send a deck and a checkout link? ===== inbox/11.md From: reports@statusboard.example Subject: Your weekly uptime summary Automated report: all seven monitors were healthy this week. Uptime was 99.99%. No incidents or open alerts were recorded. ===== inbox/12.md From: events@saas-summit.example Subject: Last chance to watch our growth webinar The recording of Tuesday's sponsored growth webinar expires this weekend. Watch now to hear six vendors discuss their newest tools. This mailbox is not monitored. apply patch patch: completed /private/tmp/atris-bench/20260904T112643Z-gpt-5-6-sol-inbox-triage-1/work/triage.json diff --git a/triage.json b/triage.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3c5efe918ffffedd0460fece590e89bd0d3d9ac3 --- /dev/null +++ b/triage.json @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +{ + "01.md": "urgent", + "02.md": "urgent", + "03.md": "reply", + "04.md": "reply", + "05.md": "reply", + "06.md": "reply", + "07.md": "reply", + "08.md": "archive", + "09.md": "archive", + "10.md": "archive", + "11.md": "archive", + "12.md": "archive" +} exec /bin/zsh -lc 'python3 -m json.tool triage.json >/dev/null && test "$(find inbox -maxdepth 1 -name '"'*.md' | wc -l | tr -d ' ')\" = \""'$(python3 -c '"'import json; print(len(json.load(open(\"triage.json\"))))')\" && echo verified" in /private/tmp/atris-bench/20260904T112643Z-gpt-5-6-sol-inbox-triage-1/work succeeded in 0ms: verified diff --git a/triage.json b/triage.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3c5efe918ffffedd0460fece590e89bd0d3d9ac3 --- /dev/null +++ b/triage.json @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +{ + "01.md": "urgent", + "02.md": "urgent", + "03.md": "reply", + "04.md": "reply", + "05.md": "reply", + "06.md": "reply", + "07.md": "reply", + "08.md": "archive", + "09.md": "archive", + "10.md": "archive", + "11.md": "archive", + "12.md": "archive" +} codex Created `triage.json` with all twelve messages classified and verified. diff --git a/triage.json b/triage.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3c5efe918ffffedd0460fece590e89bd0d3d9ac3 --- /dev/null +++ b/triage.json @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +{ + "01.md": "urgent", + "02.md": "urgent", + "03.md": "reply", + "04.md": "reply", + "05.md": "reply", + "06.md": "reply", + "07.md": "reply", + "08.md": "archive", + "09.md": "archive", + "10.md": "archive", + "11.md": "archive", + "12.md": "archive" +} tokens used 11,481 [final message] Created `triage.json` with all twelve messages classified and verified.

{ "01.md": "urgent", "02.md": "urgent", "03.md": "reply", "04.md": "reply", "05.md": "reply", "06.md": "reply", "07.md": "reply", "08.md": "archive", "09.md": "archive", "10.md": "archive", "11.md": "archive", "12.md": "archive" }