tell-me

Compile evidence-backed briefs and draft replies from transcripts, synthesis, and knowledge YAMLs.

Updated May 22, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/asifhussain60/journal --skill tell-me-asifhussain60
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Skill: tell-me
Source: https://github.com/asifhussain60/journal/tree/main/skills-staging/tell-me
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/asifhussain60/journal --skill tell-me-asifhussain60

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill ensures Asif is fully briefed on transcript evidence, synthesis, and knowledge YAMLs before drafting any reply, preventing redundant questions and ensuring decisions are grounded in evidence.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Evidence-backed briefs: reads transcripts, master synthesis, and knowledge YAMLs to build a precise brief with sources.
  • Two-phase output: produces an internal brief and a paste-ready draft reply.
  • Open questions handling: flags open questions with OQ numbers and suggests positions.
  • Multi-repo context: integrates evidence from multiple repositories to ensure decisions are accurately reflected.

Quick Start

Provide the input (text, URL, screenshot, or file path) to generate a fully briefed draft reply.

Frequently Asked Questions about tell-me

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I compile an evidence-backed briefing from transcripts and knowledge YAMLs before drafting a reply?

To compile an evidence-backed briefing, this Skill loads transcripts, master synthesis, and knowledge YAMLs from multiple repositories, producing an internal brief and a paste-ready draft with a complete evidence trail.

Can I generate a draft reply with open questions flagged from repository synthesis files?

Yes, generating a draft reply with flagged open questions is supported. The Skill reads synthesis and YAML files, assigns OQ numbers to open questions, and suggests positions within the paste-ready output.

What inputs do I need to provide to generate a briefed draft reply across multiple repositories?

You can provide text, URLs, screenshots, or file paths as inputs. The Skill requires read-only access to multiple repositories and specific synthesis and knowledge YAML files to generate the briefed draft reply.

Does this briefing Skill work with knowledge YAML files and meeting logs from separate repositories?

Yes, the Skill works with knowledge YAML files and meeting logs across separate repositories. It requires read-only access to adlc-asif, adlc-copilot, adlc-process-documentation, and purple-platform-copilot repos to integrate multi-repo context.

What is the best way to ensure my drafted responses are grounded in transcript evidence and synthesis?

The best way to ground responses in evidence is using a two-phase output system. It produces an internal brief from transcripts and synthesis, followed by a paste-ready draft reply ensuring decisions are accurately reflected.

When should I avoid using an automated briefing tool for drafting repository replies?

You should avoid using automated briefing tools when the required repository files are inaccessible. If library synthesis markdown, meeting log YAMLs, or knowledge YAMLs are unavailable, the evidence trail cannot be compiled accurately.