weekly-plan

Automated GTM weekly planning scans client communications across Gmail, Slack, Granola, and Calendar to synchronize task states and generate prioritized tasks in Linear and Paperclip. You invoke the orchestration workflow by typing /weekly-plan to synthesize multi-source context into an actionable execution plan.

Yes, task states in Linear synchronize with Slack communications by scanning client messages alongside Gmail and Calendar inputs. This cross-platform status alignment identifies pending deliverables and automatically routes them as prioritized tasks to specific agents within your project management tools.

Automated task prioritization for B2B SaaS GTM operations maps identified client needs to specific agents and skills based on scanned communications. It aggregates data from multiple channels to build a comprehensive context map, creating synchronized, prioritized tasks in Linear and Paperclip.

Yes, active MCP connections to communication and project management tools are required to function as an end-to-end execution entry point. These connections allow the orchestration workflow to access Gmail, Slack, Granola, Calendar, Linear, and Paperclip for multi-source synthesis.

Routing identified deliverables to specific agents happens automatically during the weekly planning orchestration. After scanning client communications to build a context map, the workflow maps identified needs to designated agents and skills, creating corresponding tasks in Linear and Paperclip.

Centralizing scattered communication channels for weekly planning is best handled by aggregating data from Gmail, Slack, Granola, and Calendar into a single comprehensive context map. This multi-source synthesis automatically aligns cross-platform task statuses and generates a prioritized execution plan for your agent team.