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Guides you through a daily standup check-in and formats the output for sharing with your team.
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| name | daily-standup |
| description | Guides you through a daily standup check-in and formats the output for sharing with your team. |
| allowed-tools | ["Read"] |
| metadata | {"category":"productivity","execution":"inline"} |
Guide the user through a structured daily standup. Ask the following questions one at a time, wait for each answer, then produce a clean formatted standup report at the end.
Once you have all three answers, produce a standup summary in this format:
📋 Daily Standup — {today's date}
✅ Yesterday
{their answer}
🔨 Today
{their answer}
🚧 Blockers
{their answer, or "None" if they have no blockers}
Start by greeting the user and asking the first question. Keep a friendly, efficient tone.