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Regenerate all _index.md dashboard files (weekly, people, projects, decisions, incidents, hiring, strategy) from current content. Use when the user asks to rebuild, refresh, or regenerate the dashboards/indexes. No args needed.

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name	rebuild
description	Regenerate all _index.md dashboard files (weekly, people, projects, decisions, incidents, hiring, strategy) from current content. Use when the user asks to rebuild, refresh, or regenerate the dashboards/indexes. No args needed.

Rebuild all dashboard index files from current content.

Read owner.role from .agents/config.yaml (default em) and open the role pack at .agents/roles/{role}.md for its "Sections in focus / dormant" note. Build every dashboard whose folder has content (they degrade to a minimal placeholder when empty); order and lead with the role's in-focus sections. A role never removes a dashboard — it only changes emphasis.

For each of the following dashboards, scan the relevant content files and generate a fresh _index.md:

01-weekly/_index.md

Scan all 01-weekly/YYYY-Www.md files. Build a table with: Week, Status, completion rate (count [x] vs [ ]), and any #blocked items. Highlight the current active week.

02-people/_index.md

Scan all 02-people/profiles/*.md. Build a roster table: Name, Role, Relation, Level, Status. Show the Skill/Will rating only for people with relation: report (blank otherwise). Note anyone with status other than active. Also list 1-on-1 cadence (count files per person in one-on-ones/).

03-projects/_index.md

Scan 03-projects/*/ (each subfolder except archive/), read the hub {slug}.md file inside. Group by status (Active · Proposed · Paused · Completed · Cancelled). For each project list: name (linked to the hub doc), priority, quarter, and a Jira epic link if jira_epic is set. Then scan 03-projects/archive/*/ into a Completed/Archive table. Do not touch the  blocks inside hub docs — those are owned by project-sync.

04-decisions/_index.md

Scan 04-decisions/*.md. Build a table: ADR ID, Title, Status, Date, Deciders. Group by status.

05-incidents/_index.md

Scan 05-incidents/*.md. Build a table: Date, Title, Severity, Status, Owner. Sort by date descending. Flag any not yet reviewed.

06-hiring/_index.md

Scan 06-hiring/positions/*.md and interviews/*.md. Build: open positions table and candidates-in-flight table with stage and recommendation.

07-strategy/_index.md

Scan 07-strategy/okrs/*.md and roadmaps/*.md. Summarize active OKRs with status and key results count. List roadmap files.

After regenerating each file, confirm the path and a one-line summary of what changed. If a directory has no content files, write a minimal placeholder.

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name	rebuild
description	Regenerate all _index.md dashboard files (weekly, people, projects, decisions, incidents, hiring, strategy) from current content. Use when the user asks to rebuild, refresh, or regenerate the dashboards/indexes. No args needed.

Rebuild all dashboard index files from current content.

For each of the following dashboards, scan the relevant content files and generate a fresh _index.md:

01-weekly/_index.md

Scan all 01-weekly/YYYY-Www.md files. Build a table with: Week, Status, completion rate (count [x] vs [ ]), and any #blocked items. Highlight the current active week.

02-people/_index.md

03-projects/_index.md

04-decisions/_index.md

Scan 04-decisions/*.md. Build a table: ADR ID, Title, Status, Date, Deciders. Group by status.

05-incidents/_index.md

Scan 05-incidents/*.md. Build a table: Date, Title, Severity, Status, Owner. Sort by date descending. Flag any not yet reviewed.

06-hiring/_index.md

Scan 06-hiring/positions/*.md and interviews/*.md. Build: open positions table and candidates-in-flight table with stage and recommendation.

07-strategy/_index.md

Scan 07-strategy/okrs/*.md and roadmaps/*.md. Summarize active OKRs with status and key results count. List roadmap files.

After regenerating each file, confirm the path and a one-line summary of what changed. If a directory has no content files, write a minimal placeholder.