slack-digest

To aggregate unread Slack messages into a digest, this skill retrieves messages across your channels, resolves channel IDs, fetches thread context, and categorizes them by actionability. It outputs a formatted summary to help you quickly catch up.

Yes, you can triage Slack messages for actionability automatically. The skill classifies unread messages into categories like Action required, Worth knowing, or Noise, filtering out irrelevant chatter so you only see what needs attention.

Yes, you need Emacs to view the formatted Slack digest. The skill generates the triaged summary directly inside an Emacs org-mode buffer, utilizing this specific environment to display the categorized messages and deep links.

Contextual triage handles Slack thread replies by fetching necessary thread context during message retrieval. This ensures that categorized messages retain their conversational background, providing accurate actionability assessment within the final digest.

The best way to filter Slack noise and highlight actionable messages is using automated triage. This skill evaluates unread messages, categorizes them by relevance, and generates an org-mode buffer containing deep links to only the important conversations.

Fetching unread messages for triage requires access to Slack APIs for message retrieval and channel listing. The skill depends on these APIs to pull unread conversations, resolve channel identifiers, and gather thread context before generating the digest.