what-am-i-missing

name	what-am-i-missing
description	Surface overdue Asana tasks, open commitments past implied deadlines, people past their cadence, and unanswered email threads where the user is the next actor.

/what-am-i-missing

A forcing function for things that have fallen off the user's radar.

Procedure

Parallelization: steps 1, 2, 3, and 4 are all independent (Asana, vault grep, people walk, Gmail). Fan out the Asana calls (each configured workspace) and the google_* calls (all accounts) alongside the vault reads in a single tool-use block. Do not serialize.

1. Overdue Asana tasks. For each configured workspace (asana_personal, asana_work) → asana_get_my_tasks with opt_fields=name,due_on,projects.name,permalink_url,recurrence (the recurrence field is mandatory — see Notes), then post-filter to due date < today and status != done. Group by workspace.
2. Stale commitments. Grep + Atlas/People/*.md and + Atlas/Interactions/*.md for unresolved "Commitments (mine)" / "Follow-ups" items. Heuristic for "stale": interaction note or person note was last modified > 14 days ago AND has unchecked bullets in those sections.
3. People past cadence. Walk + Atlas/People/*.md; compute days since last_contact vs cadence:
   • weekly → overdue at 8 days
   • monthly → overdue at 32 days
   • quarterly → overdue at 95 days
   • asneeded → never overdue
4. Unanswered mail where the user is next actor. For each google_* MCP, google_gmail_search_emails with is:unread newer_than:7d in:inbox -from:me AND the sender is not a known mailing list. Apply a simple "asked a question" heuristic: subject contains ? or the message body ends with ?. (Best-effort; the user can correct.)
5. Compose report.
   • Overdue tasks (by workspace)
   • Stale commitments (by person)
   • People past cadence (by tier, most overdue first)
   • Unanswered mail (by account)
6. Rank. Add a top-line "Most urgent" section listing the top 3 items across all categories, in the user's best judgment.

Output

Inline chat report. No file writes.

Notes

• Budget: cap each category at 10 items to stay actionable.
• Do not mark anything as done or mark any email as read — this is a pure read/report skill.
• Asana display ordering. In the Overdue tasks section, group by repeat frequency and sort least-frequent → most-frequent so high-stakes items bubble to the top: One-off → Annually → Monthly → Weekly → Daily. Source of truth: the Asana recurrence.type field — never guess from the task name. Step 1's opt_fields already includes recurrence for this reason. Mapping: never→One-off, yearly→Annually, monthly→Monthly, weekly→Weekly, daily→Daily. If recurrence is missing on a task, treat as never and flag with ?. Within each group, secondary sort by due_on ascending. Omit empty groups. Render group labels inline as bold text.