Capture — Brain-Dump Organizer

What it does

Takes an unstructured brain dump and organizes it without dropping a single item, returning four sections:

1. Projects & Ideas — clusters related items into themed projects; embedded decisions (Decide:) and open questions (Q:) stay inside the relevant project instead of being split out.
2. Tasks — flat, imperative, scannable, with [Project: X] links where relevant.
3. Connections — runs Glob/Grep over your workspace to surface overlap with existing files and prior work. If nothing real is found it says so rather than fabricating plausible links.
4. How I Can Help — concrete offers that state what would be produced and where it would land, ending with "Which of these should I tackle?"

It's fast-to-action by design: no upfront interview, and at most one mid-organization clarifying question when a single item is genuinely ambiguous between task and project. Dumps of five or fewer unrelated items get a compressed format instead of forced structure. It also explicitly preserves your casual voice — "build something crazy with AI" won't become "explore innovative AI-driven solutions."

Who it's for

• Anyone who thinks in messy bursts and wants them turned into next actions
• Solo founders, PMs, and developers with notes piling up across apps
• People who dislike AI silently pruning items or inventing connections
• Users who want organization that ends in a clear, approvable next step

Examples

• Example 1: "Brain dump: rewrite the landing copy, wire up payments, that ferret dating app idea, call the accountant, need a Q3 plan…" → three project clusters, a task list, and real links to existing files under docs/.
• Example 2: Paste raw meeting notes with no trigger phrase — the implicit-trigger rule kicks in and separates action items from pending decisions.
• Example 3: Only three unrelated errands → compressed output ("What I heard" + "How I can help") instead of four heavyweight sections.

Install the skill I found on Claude Skill Mart.
Copy the .gemini/skills/capture folder from the GitHub repo alirezarezvani/claude-skills into my ~/.claude/skills/capture/.
When it's done, tell me in one line what this skill can do.