cadence-prep

Aggregate Jira, Slack, Asana, and product updates into a structured meeting agenda.

1|Updated Apr 7, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/al-stev/field-eng-skills --skill cadence-prep
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: cadence-prep
Source: https://github.com/al-stev/field-eng-skills/tree/main/.claude/skills/cadence-prep
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/al-stev/field-eng-skills --skill cadence-prep

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Prepare customer cadence and QBR meetings without manual cross-tool copy-pasting by aggregating Jira issues, Slack threads, Asana actions, RAID items, and product updates into a single structured agenda ready for review and publishing.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Automated data collection: Collect open, recently resolved, and stale Jira issues with links and FE-UPDATE status; fetch Slack channel history and thread permalinks; optionally pull Asana actions and RAID items.
  • Template-driven agenda: Populate a cadence-review template into a complete agenda with sections for What's New, Actions, RAID, Product Updates, and carry-forward items from previous docs.
  • Publish and store: Save a dated local markdown file for carry-forward, optionally publish to Confluence, and optionally generate styled HTML for screen-sharing; supports dry-run previews and graceful fallbacks if sources are missing.
  • Safety and provenance: Enforces read-only data gathering, links every source, never mutates previous docs, and annotates missing data sources for manual follow-up.

Quick Start

Run the cadence-prep skill for a customer by invoking the cadence-prep command with the customer name and optional --dry-run or --html flags.

Frequently Asked Questions about cadence-prep

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I build a customer cadence meeting agenda from Jira and Slack data?▼

Build a structured cadence meeting agenda by aggregating Jira issues, Slack threads, Asana actions, and product updates into a single markdown document. The tool automatically collects open and resolved tickets, notable Slack threads, and RAID items, then populates a templated agenda with sections for What's New, Actions, and Product Updates.

What is the best way to prepare a QBR agenda without manually copying data across tools?▼

The best way to prepare a QBR agenda without manual cross-tool copy-pasting is to automate data collection from Jira, Slack, and Asana. This approach gathers all open and recently resolved tickets along with notable threads into a structured, meeting-ready markdown file with proper source links.

Can I publish cadence agendas directly to Confluence from markdown?▼

Yes, you can publish cadence agendas directly to Confluence. The tool produces templated markdown output and optionally publishes it to Confluence, while also supporting styled HTML export for screen-sharing and saving dated local files to preserve carry-forward context for future meetings.

Do I need Asana credentials to generate a cadence agenda, or are Jira and Slack enough?▼

You only need read-only Jira and Slack credentials to generate a cadence agenda. Asana and Confluence credentials are optional, and the tool uses graceful fallbacks to annotate any missing data sources for manual follow-up if Asana is not connected.

How does the cadence agenda handle previous meeting notes and carry-forward items?▼

The cadence agenda preserves immutable previous meeting files and automatically extracts carry-forward items from previous docs. By saving dated local markdown files, it ensures that past context is carried forward into the new agenda without mutating or overwriting prior records.

Can I preview a cadence agenda before publishing it to Confluence?▼

Yes, you can preview a cadence agenda before publishing by using the dry-run flag. This generates the complete templated agenda with all aggregated Jira and Slack data for review, without actually publishing to Confluence or exporting the final styled HTML.