What problem does it solve? Writing a weekly team update by hand means digging through Linear tickets, meeting notes, feedback folders, and vault logs to reconstruct what actually happened. This Skill gathers seven days of toy line activity from those live sources and drafts a ready-to-review Slack post for the #toys channel. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Weekly activity gathering: Pulls board movement (tickets moved to Review or Done, new feedback tickets, promotions), new meeting notes and feedback summaries, items waiting on a founder, and vault log entries from the last 7 days. - Draft-first Slack output: Produces a short channel message (3-6 lines) plus a detailed thread reply with links and ticket IDs, following the house Slack shape with no emoji. It never posts to the channel — Chris reviews and sends. - Scheduled and on-demand runs: Runs Monday 8am Sydney on a schedule, or on demand when asked for the toys digest. Scheduled runs flag ambiguities inside the draft instead of asking questions, and stop rather than invent content if sources are unreachable. - Use Case: On Monday morning, the scheduled run compiles last week's shipped toys, two new feedback notes with video links, and three tickets stuck in Review, delivering a paste-ready draft for Chris to approve. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to draft the toys digest for the past week so you can review and send it to the #toys channel.
