engineering_standup_generator.yaml

name: Standup Generator
tags:
  - engineering
  - productivity
description: >
  Generates a concise daily standup update by pulling your recent GitHub
  activity and Slack messages, then formats it into Yesterday / Today /
  Blockers.
connectors:
  - GitHub
  - Slack
inputs:
  - name: github_username
    description: >
      Your GitHub username (e.g. "jsmith")
  - name: slack_handle
    description: >
      Your Slack display name exactly as it appears in mentions
      (e.g. "Jane Smith")
  - name: email_address
    description: Your email address
  - name: standup_channel
    description: >
      The Slack channel where standup updates are posted
      (e.g. "#eng-standup")
routine: |
  Gather the following signals from the last 24 hours:
  My email for searching my user: {{email_address}}

  GitHub activity for {{github_username}}:
  - PRs opened, merged, or closed
  - PRs reviewed (and verdict: approved / changes requested)
  - Issues opened or closed
  - Commits pushed (grouped by repo)

  Slack activity for {{slack_handle}}:
  - Threads you participated in that indicate completed work or decisions made
  - Any blockers or open questions you raised

  Synthesize into a standup update with three sections:

  **Yesterday**
  Bullet list of completed or progressed work (be specific — include PR numbers
  or feature names, not just "worked on stuff").

  **Today**
  Bullet list of what you plan to work on, inferred from:
  - Open PRs still in draft or awaiting review
  - Issues assigned to you
  - Any explicit plans mentioned in Slack threads

  **Blockers**
  Any open questions, waiting-on-others items, or unresolved threads that are
  slowing you down. If none, say "None".

  Prepare the result as a Slack draft in {{standup_channel}}.

  NEVER SEND — only prepare the draft.