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npx mdskill add arcasilesgroup/ai-engineering/ai-standupGenerate standup notes from actual PR and commit activity. Produces concise, copy-paste-ready summaries grouped by status. Eliminates manual standup preparation.
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--- name: ai-standup description: Generates standup notes and status updates from actual git commits and PRs — never reconstructed from memory. Trigger for 'write my standup', 'what did I do today', 'what did I ship this week', 'status update', 'handoff notes', 'end of day summary'. Not for pitch or blog content; use /ai-prose instead. Not for sprint retrospectives; use /ai-sprint instead. effort: cheap argument-hint: "--days N|--author [name]" mode: agent model_tier: haiku mirror_family: copilot-skills generated_by: ai-eng sync canonical_source: .claude/skills/ai-standup/SKILL.md edit_policy: generated-do-not-edit --- # Standup ## Purpose Generate standup notes from actual PR and commit activity. Produces concise, copy-paste-ready summaries grouped by status. Eliminates manual standup preparation. ## Trigger - Command: `/ai-standup` - Context: preparing for daily standup, team sync, or async status update. ## When to Use - Before daily standup meetings - Async status updates for Slack/Teams channels - End-of-day summaries - Handoff notes between sessions ## When NOT to Use - **Sprint-level summaries** -- use `/ai-sprint retro` - **Incident timelines** -- use `/ai-postmortem` ## Pre-conditions (MANDATORY) 1. Read `.ai-engineering/manifest.yml` — `work_items` section. 2. Read `.ai-engineering/reference/gather-activity-data.md` for the canonical git log, PR query, and work item commands. 3. Use the active provider to gather work item data and include status in standup notes when available. ## Workflow 1. **Determine lookback** -- default: 1 working day. Override with `--days N`. Skip weekends unless `--days` explicitly covers them. 2. **Collect activity** -- use the commands from `.ai-engineering/reference/gather-activity-data.md` to scan: a. Local commits (git log with author filter) b. PRs (provider-specific query) c. Active spec tasks from `.ai-engineering/specs/spec.md` and `.ai-engineering/specs/plan.md` -- current work 3. **Classify items** into three groups: | Group | Criteria | |-------|----------| | **Shipped** | Merged PRs, completed spec tasks | | **In Progress** | Open PRs, branches with recent commits, active spec tasks | | **Blocked** | PRs with review requests pending 24h+, tasks marked blocked | 4. **Format output** -- markdown to stdout: ```markdown ## Standup — YYYY-MM-DD ### Shipped - Merged PR #123: Add secret scanning to commit hook [link] - spec-054: Task 2.1 -- hook installation complete ### In Progress - PR #125: Telemetry event schema (awaiting review) [link] - spec-054: Task 3.2 -- guard event integration ### Blocked - PR #120: Dependency update blocked on upstream release ``` 5. **Author resolution** -- if `--author` not specified, detect from `git config user.name` or `gh api user`. ## Arguments | Argument | Default | Description | |----------|---------|-------------| | `--days N` | 1 | Lookback period in working days | | `--author <name>` | current user | Filter by author name or GitHub handle | ## Quick Reference ``` /ai-standup # today's standup /ai-standup --days 3 # last 3 days (covers a long weekend) /ai-standup --author @alice # standup for a specific team member ``` ## Output - Markdown to stdout (not saved to file) - Designed for copy-paste into Slack, Teams, or standup tools - Each item includes a link when available ## Examples ### Example 1 — daily standup before the morning sync User: "write my standup for today" ``` /ai-standup ``` Reads commits + PRs from the last 24h, groups into Yesterday / Today / Blockers, formats for Slack copy-paste. ### Example 2 — weekly summary for handoff User: "what did I ship this week?" ``` /ai-standup --days 7 ``` 7-day window, groups by PR status, includes links per item. ## Integration Called by: user directly. Calls: `git log`, `gh pr list`, `az repos pr list`. See also: `/ai-sprint` (full sprint view), `/ai-prose content sprint-review`, `/ai-note`. $ARGUMENTS
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