sidebar-summarization

Generate compact mobile sidebars summarizing ServiceNow work orders and assets.

34|13|Updated Feb 6, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Happy-Technologies-LLC/happy-servicenow-skills --skill sidebar-summarization
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: sidebar-summarization
Source: https://github.com/Happy-Technologies-LLC/happy-servicenow-skills/tree/main/skills/fsm/sidebar-summarization
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Happy-Technologies-LLC/happy-servicenow-skills --skill sidebar-summarization

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Generating compact, mobile-optimized sidebars that deliver essential context for field technicians, reducing time spent gathering information.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Produce a compact summary of the current work order or task context
  • Surface customer information, site access instructions, and contact details
  • Surface asset service history and known issues for the equipment being serviced
  • Display SLA countdown and priority indicators in a clear, scannable format
  • Include safety warnings, required tools, and prerequisite checklist items
  • Provide quick-reference links to related records or knowledge articles
  • When to use: technicians open a work order or task on their mobile device and need immediate context about the job, customer, asset, and safety or logistical considerations before starting work.

Quick Start

Load the sidebar-summarization skill for a specific work order to generate a mobile-friendly context summary.

Frequently Asked Questions about sidebar-summarization

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I generate mobile-ready work order summaries for field service technicians?

Mobile-ready work order summaries are generated by extracting context from ServiceNow wm_task and wm_order records to display customer details, asset history, and SLA status in a compact sidebar format. The summary surfaces safety notes and site access instructions for technicians on mobile devices.

What information is included in a field service sidebar summary?

A field service sidebar summary includes customer contact details, site access instructions, asset service history, known equipment issues, SLA countdown timers, priority indicators, safety warnings, required tools, and prerequisite checklists. It also provides quick-reference links to related records and knowledge articles.

Can I use ServiceNow MCP tools to pull asset history and customer details for work orders?

ServiceNow MCP tools including SN-NL-Search, SN-Query-Table, and SN-Read-Record are used to pull asset history from alm_asset and cmdb_ci tables, customer details from core_company, and work log entries from sys_journal_field. REST endpoints query wm_task and wm_order records to populate the sidebar.

Does sidebar summarization work for technicians viewing tasks on mobile devices?

Sidebar summarization is specifically designed for mobile devices, applying when technicians open a work order or task on mobile to access immediate context. The compact, mobile-optimized format ensures scannable access to job details, SLA status, and safety notes before starting work.

What's the best way to display SLA countdown and safety warnings for field service tasks?

The best way to display SLA countdown and safety warnings is through a mobile-optimized sidebar that queries task_sla records for countdown timers and surfaces safety warnings in a clear, scannable format. Priority indicators and prerequisite checklist items are included alongside asset service history.

Do I need ServiceNow integration to generate field service sidebars with context?

ServiceNow integration is required to generate field service sidebars, as the skill depends on MCP tools and REST endpoints to query wm_task, wm_order, alm_asset, cmdb_ci, sys_journal_field, core_company, and task_sla tables. Without these data sources, the sidebar cannot populate work order or asset context.