Each morning, renders the innovation-engine's latest proposed idea as a single stylus-annotatable card on your TCL e-ink tablet with three tap-boxes — Build / Later / Pass — so you decide its fate with the pen instead of letting proposals rot in a log. A watcher reads your inked verdict back and routes it: Build becomes a GSD todo, Later re-queues it, Pass logs it to a graveyard. This finally closes the loop the innovation engine has been missing — accountability for its own output, captured in the one place you actually relax with a stylus.
Create ~/bin/innovation-verdict-card: read the newest idea JSON from innovation-engine's output dir (the same payload this engine emits), render a minimal HTML/markdown card (title + description + three large checkbox glyphs labeled Build/Later/Pass) and write it to ~/Tablet/InnovationVerdict/ so it syncs to the e-ink tablet's Doc Markup app. Add ~/bin/innovation-verdict-watch (cron, reuses the stylus-reply-router pattern already in ~/bin): poll the synced-back annotated file, OCR/detect which box was ticked, then route — Build → `gsd:add-todo` or a ~/bin/delegate queue entry; Later → re-stamp the idea for tomorrow's card; Pass → append to ~/services/innovation-engine/graveyard.jsonl. Wire a daily cron line via the safe-append pattern, plus a bats test asserting each verdict routes to the correct sink. ~70 lines across the two scripts.