async-standup-compiler

# Async Standup Compiler (Live) Async standups scatter across a channel — twelve messages, three threads, and the blockers get lost. In Claude Cowork this skill reads the *real* channel (and the tracker), compiles one clean digest grouped by person and status, and surfaces the blockers that actually need someone — so the team gets signal, not scroll. ## What This Skill Produces - **The standup digest** — each person's shipped / in-progress / blocked, deduped and tightened - **The blocker board** — blockers pulled to the top with who's waiting on whom - **A post-ready artifact** — the digest formatted to drop back into Slack/Notion (posted only on request) ## Required Inputs Ask for these if not provided: - **The channel & window** — which Slack channel and time range (e.g. "#eng-standup, today") - **The roster** — who's expected, so silence is visible - **Tracker (optional)** — a Notion/Linear board to cross-reference what actually moved ## Framework: A Standup That Earns Its Place 1. **By person, by status** — shipped / in-progress / blocked; one line each, no essays. 2. **Blockers first-class** — every blocker names who can unblock it. 3. **Silence is data** — expected people who didn't post are listed, not hidden. 4. **Cross-check reality** — if a tracker is available, note "said done" vs "still open". 5. **Signal over ceremony** — the digest is shorter than the raw channel. ## Execution (Cowork) 1. **Read the channel** — via the Slack connector, pull messages in ...