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How to turn a messy voice dump into an executable to-do list with Human Edge Agent Skills

Paste a spoken brain dump and get actions, decisions, dependencies, and due dates in one pass.

Who it is forA busy person who records rambling voice notes after meetings or commutes and needs to know what to do next.

The problemSpoken notes contain filler, half-finished thoughts, and misheard names, so they never turn into a usable task list.

The outcomeA structured list of actions, decisions, dependencies, and due dates, plus interactive HTML, with uncertain names left visible.

What you need first

  • GitHub CLI 2.90 or newer for the gh skill commands
  • Codex CLI for the plugin marketplace route
  • Python with pyyaml for running the validation scripts

Steps

  1. Install GitHub CLI 2.90 or newer.
  2. gh skill preview FAIRY123456789/human-edge-agent-skills voice-dump-to-todo (inferred, check the README)
  3. gh skill install FAIRY123456789/human-edge-agent-skills voice-dump-to-todo --agent claude-code --scope user (inferred, check the README)
  4. Paste the transcript of your voice notes into the agent and ask for actions, decisions, dependencies, and due dates.

Prompt for your agent

Using the voice-dump-to-todo Skill from FAIRY123456789/human-edge-agent-skills, convert this transcript of my spoken notes into actions, decisions, dependencies, and due dates: <transcript>. Expect a to-do list and interactive HTML. Verify that any ambiguous names are flagged rather than silently changed.

Caveat. The README documents the install path through GitHub CLI, so a non-developer will need help with the terminal steps.

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