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Pull meld status and full message thread via pm-get-comments.py before taking any action on a meld. Single-meld context fetch.
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| name | pm-check-meld |
| effort | low |
| description | Pull meld status and full message thread via pm-get-comments.py before taking any action on a meld. Single-meld context fetch. |
| triggers | ["check meld","pull meld","get meld comments","what's the status on meld","read meld thread","look at meld"] |
Always run this before triaging, responding to, or escalating a meld. Never act on subject line alone.
python3 scripts/pm-get-comments.py <meld_id>
Output: JSON with meld metadata + full message thread, printed to stdout.
From the output, note:
| Field | Where to find it | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Current status | status field | Is it already assigned, scheduled, or resolved? |
| Vendor assigned | vendor or assigned_to | Is someone already on it? |
| Last comment author | Last entry in comments[] | Did Brittany or a vendor already respond? |
| Last comment timestamp | comments[-1].created_at | How recent is the last activity? |
| Tenant last message | Scan comments[] for tenant author | Is tenant escalating, or satisfied? |
| Scheduled date | scheduled_date or comment mention | Is an appointment already booked? |
If the last comment is:
| Error | Meaning | Action |
|---|---|---|
| Script exits non-zero | Session or login failure | Log meld_poll_blocked, message an agent with stderr |
Empty comments array | Meld has no thread yet | Proceed to triage on meld metadata only |
login in redirect URL | Cookie expired | Script handles fresh login automatically; retry once |
Feed results into pm-meld-triage skill:
Read pm-meld-triage SKILL.md and classify meld <id> based on:
- Status: <status>
- Vendor: <assigned or none>
- Last activity: <timestamp> by <author>
- Thread summary: <1-2 sentence summary>
To check multiple melds (e.g. during morning scan), loop:
for MELD_ID in 12345 12346 12347; do
echo "=== Meld $MELD_ID ==="
python3 scripts/pm-get-comments.py $MELD_ID
echo ""
done
Run this first. Always. It's one script call and prevents false escalations.