cadence-prep

Aggregate Jira, Slack, Asana, and product updates into a structured meeting agenda.

1|Updated Apr 7, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/al-stev/field-eng-skills --skill cadence-prep
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: cadence-prep
Source: https://github.com/al-stev/field-eng-skills/tree/main/.claude/skills/cadence-prep
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/al-stev/field-eng-skills --skill cadence-prep

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Prepare customer cadence and QBR meetings without manual cross-tool copy-pasting by aggregating Jira issues, Slack threads, Asana actions, RAID items, and product updates into a single structured agenda ready for review and publishing.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Automated data collection: Collect open, recently resolved, and stale Jira issues with links and FE-UPDATE status; fetch Slack channel history and thread permalinks; optionally pull Asana actions and RAID items.
  • Template-driven agenda: Populate a cadence-review template into a complete agenda with sections for What's New, Actions, RAID, Product Updates, and carry-forward items from previous docs.
  • Publish and store: Save a dated local markdown file for carry-forward, optionally publish to Confluence, and optionally generate styled HTML for screen-sharing; supports dry-run previews and graceful fallbacks if sources are missing.
  • Safety and provenance: Enforces read-only data gathering, links every source, never mutates previous docs, and annotates missing data sources for manual follow-up.

Quick Start

Run the cadence-prep skill for a customer by invoking the cadence-prep command with the customer name and optional --dry-run or --html flags.

Frequently Asked Questions about cadence-prep

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I build a customer cadence meeting agenda from Jira and Slack data?

Build a structured cadence meeting agenda by aggregating Jira issues, Slack threads, Asana actions, and product updates into a single markdown document. The tool automatically collects open and resolved tickets, notable Slack threads, and RAID items, then populates a templated agenda with sections for What's New, Actions, and Product Updates.

What is the best way to prepare a QBR agenda without manually copying data across tools?

The best way to prepare a QBR agenda without manual cross-tool copy-pasting is to automate data collection from Jira, Slack, and Asana. This approach gathers all open and recently resolved tickets along with notable threads into a structured, meeting-ready markdown file with proper source links.

Can I publish cadence agendas directly to Confluence from markdown?

Yes, you can publish cadence agendas directly to Confluence. The tool produces templated markdown output and optionally publishes it to Confluence, while also supporting styled HTML export for screen-sharing and saving dated local files to preserve carry-forward context for future meetings.

Do I need Asana credentials to generate a cadence agenda, or are Jira and Slack enough?

You only need read-only Jira and Slack credentials to generate a cadence agenda. Asana and Confluence credentials are optional, and the tool uses graceful fallbacks to annotate any missing data sources for manual follow-up if Asana is not connected.

How does the cadence agenda handle previous meeting notes and carry-forward items?

The cadence agenda preserves immutable previous meeting files and automatically extracts carry-forward items from previous docs. By saving dated local markdown files, it ensures that past context is carried forward into the new agenda without mutating or overwriting prior records.

Can I preview a cadence agenda before publishing it to Confluence?

Yes, you can preview a cadence agenda before publishing by using the dry-run flag. This generates the complete templated agenda with all aggregated Jira and Slack data for review, without actually publishing to Confluence or exporting the final styled HTML.