I need to triage a backlog of PDFs and prioritize which ones to read first.

This feature helps you quickly triage a backlog of PDF documents and decide which ones to read first. It supports a structured, repeatable prioritization workflow so you can focus your limited time on the most relevant PDFs.

This feature is designed for situations where you have many PDFs and need a clear way to determine reading order. It provides a lightweight workflow to review each PDF at a high level and assign a priority for follow-up. You can use it to separate “read now” documents from “read later” and “archive/ignore” items without fully reading every file. The feature supports consistent decision-making by encouraging you to apply the same criteria across documents, such as relevance to a current project, urgency, or expected value. It is useful for students, researchers, analysts, and professionals who regularly receive papers, reports, or documentation in bulk. It can also support ongoing maintenance of an inbox-style PDF backlog by allowing periodic review and reprioritization. The main benefit is faster time-to-focus: you spend less time deciding what to read and more time reading what matters. It can be used for one-time cleanups (e.g., after downloading a large set of papers) or continuous triage as new PDFs arrive. The outcome is an organized backlog with an explicit, actionable reading order.