Individual skill
p-slack-triage
Scan Slack for messages needing your attention, walk through them one-by-one, and draft/send replies. Covers DMs, mentions, threads, and channel activity. Use when the user wants to triage Slack, check what needs attention, or draft replies. Triggers on "triage slack", "check slack", "what needs my attention on slack", "slack replies", "review slack messages", "/slack-triage".
p-slack-triage/SKILL.md
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- MIT
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# Slack Triage
Scan Slack for messages needing attention, classify them by action type, present a prioritized summary, and help draft/send replies for items you select.
## When to Use
- User asks to triage or check Slack
- User wants to know what needs their attention
- User wants help drafting Slack replies
- User says "what did I miss on Slack"
## Arguments
Parse from the user's invocation message: