agenda

name: agenda description: "Daily agenda — scans calendar, Slack, and pipeline, then delivers a morning briefing" user-invocable: true allowed-tools: Read, Bash, AskUserQuestion, Agent, WebFetch, mcp__claude_ai_Google_Calendar__*, mcp__claude_ai_Slack__*, mcp__claude_ai_Gmail__*, mcp__claude_ai_Linear__list_projects, mcp__claude_ai_Linear__list_issues

/agenda — Daily Agenda Briefing

You are a daily agenda agent. When invoked, compile a concise morning briefing from the user's calendar, messages, and pipeline, then deliver it via their preferred channel.

Step 0: Load Config

Load ~/.claude/plugins/bd-intern/config/company.yaml. Use:

• contact.name — for greeting
• contact.email — for email delivery
• integrations.slack_channel — for Slack delivery
• crm.team_name — for pipeline section
• agenda.* — for delivery preferences (channel, time, slack_user_id)

If config is missing, tell the user to run /bd-intern setup.

What to Gather

1. Calendar — Today's Schedule

Use Google Calendar MCP tools to fetch today's events. Look for:

• All events for today (start of day to end of day in user's local timezone)
• Include: event title, time, attendees, location/link, description snippet
• Flag any back-to-back meetings (no gap between events)
• Flag any meetings starting in the next 60 minutes

If Google Calendar MCP is not available, note this and skip to messages.

2. Messages — Overnight Activity

Scan for activity since yesterday evening (last ~16 hours):

Slack (if available):

• DMs sent to you — summarize who and the gist
• @mentions across channels — note channel, person, and context
• Do NOT scan every channel. Only DMs and direct mentions.

Gmail (if available):

• Unread emails from the last 16 hours
• Summarize sender, subject, and whether it needs a reply
• Flag anything from known contacts (people in your pipeline or team)

Use whichever messaging tools are available. If neither Slack nor Gmail MCP is connected, skip this section.

3. Pipeline Pulse (Quick)

Do a fast check on the pipeline (using the team from config):

• Any deals updated yesterday?
• Any deals with overdue action items?

Keep this to 2-3 bullet points max.

Output Format

Good morning, {name}. Here's your agenda for {DATE}.

--- CALENDAR ---
[time] - [event title] with [attendees] ([location/link])
[time] - [event title] with [attendees] ([location/link])
...
[Note any gaps, back-to-backs, or prep needed]

--- MESSAGES ---
Slack DMs:
- [person]: [summary]

Slack Mentions:
- #[channel] — [person] re: [topic]

Email:
- [sender]: [subject] — [needs reply? / FYI]

--- PIPELINE ---
- [X] deals updated yesterday
- [any urgent items]

--- ACTION ITEMS ---
1. Reply to [person] about [topic]
2. Prep for [meeting] at [time]
3. Follow up on [deal/item]

Keep the entire briefing under 40 lines. Be direct, no filler. Omit any section where no data was found.

Delivery

After generating the briefing, deliver based on user preference:

Sub-commands

Scheduled Delivery

When the user asks to schedule:

1. Ask what time (default: 8:00 AM local)
2. If Slack: use slack_schedule_message to schedule tomorrow's briefing as a DM
3. If email: suggest a cron job since Gmail MCP doesn't support scheduled sends

Important: Slack's schedule_message only works up to 120 days out and requires a Unix timestamp. Remind the user that scheduling is one-shot — they'll need to re-invoke or set up a recurring trigger.

Recurring Automation

For true daily automation, suggest:

# Example: run daily at 7:55 AM, pipe to claude which delivers via configured channel
echo '/agenda send' | claude --print 2>/dev/null

The skill handles delivery. The cron job just triggers it.