minds-inspiration

A Gmail inbox digest and one-click triage app: a skill classifies recent mail into actionable buckets, and a web view lets you read and clear each item (archive / spam / unsubscribe / mute).

A calm, plain-text GTD (Getting Things Done) task manager -- inbox, next actions, projects, calendar, and weekly review -- backed by markdown files and served as a ruled-paper web app.

Learn any topic from scratch as a short, progressively-revealed slide deck, generated on demand

A cleaner, code-aware interface for reviewing your GitHub pull requests

A 3D zen-garden web view of your unread Slack messages, where each unread message is a potted plant that wilts with age.

A unified inbox for Slack and Gmail plus a channel-agnostic composer, wired to live accounts.

A working GLM-5.2 coding agent running through OpenRouter (no Claude credits) with a web UI to drive it -- Foreman for the live agent dashboard/chat/terminal, pi-console for a lightweight polling chat, with Node 22 auto-provisioned on boot. (minds inspiration v1)

Lego-style todo planner: a deadline calendar of hard due dates plus drag-and-drop daily planning, with goals sections and a Google Calendar today view. (minds inspiration v1)

Print from a Minds mind to the user's own Mac printer over the file-only bridge (proof of concept). (minds inspiration v1)

Read your inbox and make bulk senders GO AWAY -- a triage view that groups high-volume senders so you can unsubscribe, mute, or archive them in one pass. (minds inspiration v1)

Your real X (Twitter) home timeline rendered as an antique encyclopedia: posts grouped by topic, one topic per page -- turn pages instead of infinite-scrolling. (minds inspiration v1)

Scribble, type, or speak UI feedback directly on any app in your workspace; it routes to your chat agent as one batched, rendered card per send. (minds inspiration v1)

Merged-persona invention & design council for dropping in raw ideas, half-formed concepts, stress-test a concept, brainstorm across disciplines, wants a "workshop companion" or "lab partner" to think alongside, says "pitch this to the room," "tear this apart," "what am I missing," "have them argue it out," "am I solving the right problem,"

A dot-grid bullet journal that aggregates email, calendar, and Slack into a rapid log of tasks, events, and notes -- with check-off state and a daily mood tracker. (minds inspiration v1)

A browser-based Lean 4 IDE: VS Code (code-server) in a workspace tab with an integrated terminal, the Lean 4 extension, and a working interactive InfoView -- served same-origin behind the workspace proxy. (minds inspiration v1)

A live web grid of your unread Slack messages -- message, channel, sender, thread yes/no, and a direct link -- auto-refreshing every minute. (minds inspiration v1)

A REST API (plus a demo web UI) to list, message, and read a minds workspace's agents from outside. (minds inspiration v1)

Roam-style networked notebook: an outliner with wiki-links and block references, a dense knowledge graph, backlink pages, and content pulled in from Slack and Google Docs as linkable nodes (minds inspiration v1)

A multi-voice, multi-format generator that turns blog posts, links, or bullet points into X threads and LinkedIn posts, with a schedule queue and a cached voice-corpus mechanism. (minds inspiration v1)

A Tinder-style Slack triage web app: judge each message YES / NO / FUCK YOU and get an AI-drafted reply -- the fuck-you option writes a passive-aggressive LinkedIn-corporate brush-off. (minds inspiration v1)