status

Aggregate GitHub tasks, emails, SLA records, and vault content into a status briefing.

16|9|Updated Apr 4, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/sonthanh/brain-os-plugin --skill status-sonthanh
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Skill: status
Source: https://github.com/sonthanh/brain-os-plugin/tree/main/skills/status
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/sonthanh/brain-os-plugin --skill status-sonthanh

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

People struggle to keep track of ongoing work across tasks, emails, handovers, and priorities; this Skill assembles a concise, up-to-date briefing from a cached data source to save time and reduce context-switching.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Lightweight, cache-driven status briefings that surface what needs attention now by aggregating GitHub tasks, emails, SLA data, and vault content.
  • Presents structured sections such as Pending Handovers, Tasks (Ready / In Progress / Blocked), Content ideas, Email status, SLA ledger, Cron activity, and Research Signals, enabling quick daily planning.
  • Use Case: Start your day by issuing /status to see a prioritized snapshot of open items, recent handovers, and critical SLA breaches; regen occurs automatically when the cache is stale.

Quick Start

Ask /status to view today's briefing; it will read from the cache and regenerate only when the data is stale.

Frequently Asked Questions about status

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

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How do I get a consolidated status briefing across GitHub tasks, emails, and SLA records?

A consolidated status briefing aggregates GitHub tasks, emails, SLA records, and vault content into a single prioritized snapshot. It surfaces pending handovers, blocked tasks, and critical breaches to reduce context-switching and enable quick daily planning.

How does the cache-first workflow with lazy regeneration keep status briefings current?

The cache-first workflow uses lazy regeneration and a staleness gate to keep briefings current. It reads from a cached data source and only triggers updates to pull fresh data when the cache age or underlying inputs indicate staleness.

Can I track pending handovers and blocked tasks in a single daily work status snapshot?

Yes, you can track pending handovers and blocked tasks in a single daily work status snapshot. The briefing presents structured sections for tasks, handovers, email status, and SLA ledgers, enabling quick daily planning.

What is the best way to monitor SLA breaches and research signals without checking multiple platforms?

Monitoring SLA breaches and research signals across platforms is best handled by a cache-driven status briefing. It consolidates GitHub tasks, emails, SLA data, and vault content into a concise snapshot of what needs attention now.

Do I need to manually trigger cache updates to see recent GitHub tasks and email status?

No, you do not need to manually trigger cache updates for recent GitHub tasks and email status. The briefing enforces lazy regeneration, automatically checking for staleness and updating the cache only when inputs or cache age require it.

Why does my status briefing show stale data instead of recent handovers and priorities?

A status briefing might show stale data if the staleness gate has not detected sufficient input changes to trigger lazy regeneration. The cache-first workflow prioritizes efficiency by only pulling fresh data when the cache age indicates staleness.