By name: standup description: Use when the user says "standup", "what's on today", "quick status", "what are we working on", "morning update", or asks for a snapshot of current work. Generates a concise status report across active tasks, blockers, today’s priorities, and agent capacity.
Standup Report
Generate a fast status snapshot across all active work. Designed to take under 2 minutes to read.
Step 1 — Read current state
- Most recent Markdown file in
OFFICE_OPS/reporting/daily/— yesterday's triage log, if one exists - Any Markdown files in
OFFICE_OPS/projects/— optional active project evidence - Any Markdown files in
OFFICE_OPS/incidents/— optional blocker or failure evidence OFFICE_OPS/employees/ROSTER.md— agent utilization
Ignore .gitkeep and folder README files as operational evidence. If no logs or project evidence exist, say the standup is based on roster capacity only.
Step 2 — Produce the standup
# Standup — [DATE]
## 🟢 In Progress
- [Active task or project] — [owner agent] — [expected completion]
- [Active task or project] — [owner agent] — [expected completion]
## 🔴 Blocked / Needs Decision
- [Blocked item] — blocked by: [reason] — owner: [agent or human]
## 📋 On Deck Today
- [Task to be started today] — [assigned agent]
- [Task to be started today] — [assigned agent]
## ⚠️ Watch Items
- [Anything at risk or worth monitoring — no action needed yet]
## Agent Capacity Flags
- Overloaded (>90%): [list or "none"]
- At capacity (80–90%): [list or "none"]
Keep it short. If there is nothing in a section, omit it entirely. Do not save a standup file unless the user asks.