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Summarize unread Slack threads from key channels, highlight action items
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Basado en la clasificación ocupacional SOC
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Edit config files inside the stow-based dotfiles repo and re-stow them with `make link`. Use this skill whenever the user asks to modify, add, or tweak any config under `$HOME` that lives in dotfiles — `.zshrc`, `.zshenv`, `.zprofile`, anything under `.config/`, `.local/`, `.claude/`, `.kiro/`, `.meshclaw/`, `.aws/`, `.unison/`, the `Makefile`, or any other tracked dotfile. Trigger even if the user phrases it as "change my config", "update my zshrc", "add this to claude settings", "tweak my tmux config", "modify my aliases", etc. — direct edits to `$HOME` are wrong because they bypass version control and get clobbered by the next `make link`.
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| name | slack-catchup |
| description | Summarize unread Slack threads from key channels, highlight action items |
When asked to catch up on Slack, summarize channels, or used via /loop:
Identify channels — Check configured channels of interest. Common security team channels:
Fetch recent messages — Use the Slack MCP server to:
Identify action items — Look for:
Summarize threads — For each active thread:
Generate catchup — Produce a prioritized summary.
# Slack Catchup — [Date/Time]
## Action Items (X items)
- **#oncall**: @you was mentioned — [person] needs help with [issue]
- **#team**: Review requested on [topic] by EOD
## Active Discussions
- **#security-announcements**: New policy change — TL;DR: SLA for critical issues reduced to 7 days
- **#team**: Discussion about [topic] — 12 messages, concluded with [decision]
## FYI
- **#general**: All-hands moved to Thursday
Recommended: /loop 2-3x daily or on-demand after meetings