Synthesize Slack and GitHub activity into a structured colleague profile.
npx skills add https://github.com/tomzx/agents --skill describe-colleague
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: describe-colleague Source: https://github.com/tomzx/agents/tree/main/skills/describe-colleague Command: npx skills add https://github.com/tomzx/agents --skill describe-colleague
Generate a structured profile of a colleague by synthesizing their Slack and GitHub activity into a concise overview of strengths, weaknesses, interests, and avoidances.
DescribeColleague <colleague> to generate and save the profile to your notes directory under colleagues/<colleague>.md.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Generate a teammate profile by synthesizing Slack messages and public GitHub contributions into a structured overview of strengths, weaknesses, and interests. The profile is saved as a markdown file in your configured notes directory.
Analyzing a colleague's work style requires access to a Slack MCP server, an authenticated GitHub CLI, and a configured NOTES_DIR. These dependencies allow the tool to fetch activity and persist the generated profile.
Yes, you can create an onboarding profile for a new hire to guide 1:1s and establish collaboration norms. It synthesizes their public Slack and GitHub contributions into a concise summary of their professional strengths and avoidances.
The generated colleague profile is saved directly to your notes directory under colleagues/<colleague>.md. You must have the NOTES_DIR environment variable configured for the output file to persist correctly.
Summarizing a teammate's strengths and weaknesses is best done by synthesizing their GitHub contributions and Slack messages into a structured profile. This provides a readable, data-backed overview for performance discussions and pairing decisions.
jusjinukConfigure Slack tokens, environment files, and repository hooks for internbot deployment.
jaysooGenerate structured markdown prep documents for one-on-one meetings.
alexanderopApply ten style rules to refine prose in notes, blogs, and documentation.
jorgeavaldezGenerate a one-line commit message from current working directory diffs.
