task-contextlisted

Turns an Intervals task into ready-to-work context. Fetches the task and its notes, decodes HTML entities, builds a compact brief, classifies the task type, creates the git branch, and routes to the right skill/agent. Handles time logging on finish with 15-minute banding. Intervals is the single source of truth; Google Workspace (via the `gws` CLI) is an opt-in enricher only — never searched automatically. Use this skill for the /task command, or whenever the user references an Intervals task by its numeric ID and wants to start or close work on it.
educlopez/mallard · ★ 3 · AI & Automation · score 72

Install: claude install-skill educlopez/mallard

# task-context — Intervals task → ready-to-work Single source of truth = **Intervals**. Google Workspace = **opt-in enricher only**. Never auto-search Gmail/Drive (wastes tokens on context that may not exist). All Intervals calls use the `intervals` MCP tools. Gmail/Drive use the `gws` CLI via the helper script. --- ## Flow A — start a task: `/task <localid> [flags]` ### 1. Fetch - `get_task(<localid>)` → core fields. - `get_task_notes(taskId=<localid>)` → comments (real detail usually lives here). - **Decode HTML entities** in `title`, `summary`, and note bodies — both named (`ó`→ó, `&`→&) and **numeric** (`
`→newline, `'`→'). Notes commonly use `

` for paragraph breaks. ### 2. Assess completeness (label only — no search) If `summary` is empty AND notes are thin (< ~200 chars / no actionable detail), mark the brief: ``` ⚠ thin — no actionable detail in Intervals. Run /task <localid> --enrich to pull Gmail/Drive context. ``` Do **not** search anything here. Enrich is explicit only. ### 3. Enrich — ONLY if `--enrich` was passed Never triggered automatically. When invoked: ```bash ~/.claude/skills/task-context/scripts/gmail_search.sh "<client>" "<pm-owner>" "<keywords>" ``` - `<client>` = task `client` field; `<pm-owner>` = task `owners` field (the PM); `<keywords>` = 2–4 salient words from the title. - The script prints compact JSON (from / date / subject / snippet). Fold the relevant lines into the brief with a one-line source note.