name	slack-snapshot
description	Generate a Slack-ready weekly health digest for tracked SDK repos — issues, PRs, downloads, trends, and anomaly callouts

slack-snapshot

Produces a Slack-mrkdwn weekly digest covering every repo in data/repos.json: download trends (WoW), open-issue deltas, triage backlog, response/review latency, and a "Needs attention" block of rule-driven anomalies.

When to use

User asks for the weekly SDK health post / Slack snapshot / repo digest.
User wants a copy-pasteable Slack message summarising tracker state.

Arguments

When invoked as /slack-snapshot [format] [url]:

format — mrkdwn (default) or svg
url — dashboard link for the footer (e.g. an internal go-link)

Map these to the script flags below. If no url argument is given, the script reads DIGEST_DASHBOARD_URL from the environment, then falls back to the public GitHub Pages URL.

Steps

Run the helper script (it locates the repo via __dirname, so cwd does not matter):
```
node .claude/skills/slack-snapshot/generate.mjs [--format mrkdwn|svg] [--dashboard-url <url>]
```
- --format svg emits a self-contained status card with per-SDK tiles and 14-day sparklines; redirect to a file (> digest.svg) and attach/upload to Slack.
- --png <path> (with --format svg) also rasterises the card to a PNG at the given path. Requires rsvg-convert (from librsvg2-bin) or ImageMagick convert on PATH; if neither is present the SVG is still written and a note goes to stderr.
- --dashboard-url <url> overrides the footer link (takes precedence over DIGEST_DASHBOARD_URL).
When the user asks for the SVG, also pass --png digest.png so both artifacts are produced, and attach the PNG (Slack previews PNGs more reliably than SVGs on mobile).
The script writes to stdout (mrkdwn text, or an SVG document when --format svg). It auto-detects whether this is the ANT or MCP tracker variant from the metrics schema and adapts column headers / anomaly rules accordingly. Missing data renders as —; the script never throws on absent fields.
Return the stdout verbatim as the message body. If the user asked you to post it, send it to the requested Slack channel; otherwise just print it for copy-paste.

Notes

WoW deltas compare the most-recent snapshot against the one ~7 days prior in data/repos/<owner>/<repo>/snapshots/.
Repos without a package (Go, Java, spec, conformance) show — for downloads and sort last alphabetically.
The "Needs attention" block is omitted entirely when no anomaly rule fires.

slack-snapshot

When to use

User asks for the weekly SDK health post / Slack snapshot / repo digest.

User wants a copy-pasteable Slack message summarising tracker state.

Arguments

When invoked as /slack-snapshot [format] [url]:

format — mrkdwn (default) or svg

url — dashboard link for the footer (e.g. an internal go-link)

Map these to the script flags below. If no url argument is given, the script reads DIGEST_DASHBOARD_URL from the environment, then falls back to the public GitHub Pages URL.

Steps

Run the helper script (it locates the repo via __dirname, so cwd does not matter):

node .claude/skills/slack-snapshot/generate.mjs [--format mrkdwn|svg] [--dashboard-url <url>]

--format svg emits a self-contained status card with per-SDK tiles and 14-day sparklines; redirect to a file (> digest.svg) and attach/upload to Slack.
--png <path> (with --format svg) also rasterises the card to a PNG at the given path. Requires rsvg-convert (from librsvg2-bin) or ImageMagick convert on PATH; if neither is present the SVG is still written and a note goes to stderr.
--dashboard-url <url> overrides the footer link (takes precedence over DIGEST_DASHBOARD_URL).

When the user asks for the SVG, also pass --png digest.png so both artifacts are produced, and attach the PNG (Slack previews PNGs more reliably than SVGs on mobile).

The script writes to stdout (mrkdwn text, or an SVG document when --format svg). It auto-detects whether this is the ANT or MCP tracker variant from the metrics schema and adapts column headers / anomaly rules accordingly. Missing data renders as —; the script never throws on absent fields.

Return the stdout verbatim as the message body. If the user asked you to post it, send it to the requested Slack channel; otherwise just print it for copy-paste.

Notes

WoW deltas compare the most-recent snapshot against the one ~7 days prior in data/repos/<owner>/<repo>/snapshots/.

Repos without a package (Go, Java, spec, conformance) show — for downloads and sort last alphabetically.

The "Needs attention" block is omitted entirely when no anomaly rule fires.