Daily Report Skill

Summarize @i9wa4's GitHub and Jira activities and post as a GitHub Issue.

1. Prerequisites

gh CLI installed
jq installed
acli installed (for Jira)

2. Workflow

2.1. Get GitHub Activities

Use dedicated script to fetch activities. Defaults to fetching 24 hours of activities from current time (calculated in UTC).

2.1.1. Script Location

${CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR}/skills/daily-report/scripts/get-activities.sh

2.1.2. Command Examples

# Default: 24 hours ago to now (local repos only via ghq list)
${CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR}/skills/daily-report/scripts/get-activities.sh --no-url

# Specify hours: N hours ago to now
${CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR}/skills/daily-report/scripts/get-activities.sh --hours 48 --no-url

# Specify datetime directly (ISO8601, UTC)
${CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR}/skills/daily-report/scripts/get-activities.sh --from 2025-12-16T15:00:00Z --to 2025-12-17T15:00:00Z --no-url

2.1.3. Options

Option	Description
--no-url	Output without URLs (prevents mention notifications)
--hours N	Fetch activities from N hours ago to now
--from	Start datetime (ISO8601, e.g., 2025-12-17T00:00:00Z)
--to	End datetime (ISO8601, e.g., 2025-12-17T23:59:59Z)
--hostname	GitHub Enterprise Server hostname
--exclude-owner	Exclude repos by owner (comma-separated, default: i9wa4)
--include-personal	Include personal repos (overrides --exclude-owner)

2.1.4. Output Format

### repository-owner/repository-name

- [Issue] Issue title
- [IssueComment] Issue title
- [PullRequest] PR title
- [PullRequestComment] PR title
- [ReviewedPR] PR title (PRs reviewed by me, excludes my own PRs)

Note: Use --no-url option to omit URLs and prevent mention notifications. Note: Personal repos (i9wa4/*) are excluded by default.

2.2. Get Jira Activities

Use acli to fetch Jira activities.

# Today's activities
acli jira workitem search \
    --jql "updated >= startOfDay() AND (assignee = currentUser() OR reporter = currentUser()) ORDER BY updated DESC" \
    --fields "key,summary,status"

# Specific date range
acli jira workitem search \
    --jql "updated >= 'YYYY-MM-DD' AND updated < 'YYYY-MM-DD' AND (assignee = currentUser() OR reporter = currentUser()) ORDER BY updated DESC" \
    --fields "key,summary,status"

2.3. Get Meetings from Google Calendar

Fetch today's meetings from Google Calendar via Slack DM.

2.3.1. Prerequisites

Environment variables required:

export SLACK_GCAL_DM_URL="https://app.slack.com/client/E.../D..."
export SLACK_MCP_XOXC_TOKEN="xoxc-..."
export SLACK_MCP_XOXD_TOKEN="xoxd-..."

2.3.2. Fetch Messages from Last 24 Hours

# Extract channel ID from URL
CHANNEL=$(echo "$SLACK_GCAL_DM_URL" | sed -n 's|.*/client/[^/]*/\([^/]*\).*|\1|p')

# Fetch messages
FILE=$(mkoutput --dir tmp --label output)
curl -s -X POST "https://slack.com/api/conversations.history" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $SLACK_MCP_XOXC_TOKEN" \
  -H "Cookie: d=$SLACK_MCP_XOXD_TOKEN" \
  -d "channel=${CHANNEL}" \
  -d "limit=200" > "$FILE"

# Filter messages from last 24 hours
NOW=$(date +%s)
YESTERDAY=$((NOW - 86400))
jq -r --argjson yesterday "$YESTERDAY" \
  '.messages[] | select(.ts | tonumber > $yesterday)' "$FILE"

2.3.3. Extract Today's Schedule

Look for the "Today" summary message in 24-hour messages. This message contains all meetings for the day in attachments array.

Key indicators:

Message text starts with *Today*-<!date^...
Attachments contain meeting info with Unix timestamps

2.3.4. Parse Meeting Times from Timestamps

Meetings use Unix timestamp format: <!date^UNIX_TIMESTAMP^{time}|...>

Convert timestamps to local time:

date -r UNIX_TIMESTAMP "+%H:%M"

2.3.5. Output Format

Extract from attachments:

Meeting title: From link text (e.g., |Meeting Name>*)
Start/End time: Convert Unix timestamps to HH:MM format
Skip cancelled meetings (indicated by strike-through in separate messages)

Format as: - Meeting name (HH:MM-HH:MM)

2.4. Create Draft

Create file:

FILE=$(mkoutput --dir tmp --label "daily-$(whoami)")

NOTE: Keep command blocks in "Today's AI Activities" section. Execute commands and paste results below the command block.

Template:

---
title: "YYYY-MM-DD $(whoami)"
labels:
  - name: "日報"
    color: "0887b9"
---

## 1. Reflection

## 2. Today's Activities

### 2.1. GitHub

Organize gh-furik output. Classify as follows:

#### 2.1.1. Created Issues

- [repo-name] Issue title

#### 2.1.2. Created PRs

- [repo-name] PR title
- [repo-name] PR title (merged)
  - Add supplementary comments indented

#### 2.1.3. Reviewed PRs

- [repo-name] PR title

#### 2.1.4. Commented Issues/PRs

- [repo-name] Issue/PR title

### 2.2. Jira

- [KEY-123] Issue summary (status)

### 2.3. Meetings

- Meeting name
  - Supplementary comments

2.5. Wait for User Edit

Display draft and wait for user edits. User adds reflections.

2.6. Post Issue

Post with gh issue create:

gh issue create --title "YYYY-MM-DD $(whoami)" --label "日報" --body "$(cat <<'EOF'
[body]
EOF
)"

Display Issue URL after posting.

3. Important Rules

No direct links: Do not link PRs/Issues directly (triggers mentions), use titles only
PR/Issue numbers: Use (# 123) with space, not (#123). Without space, GitHub auto-links to unintended repos.
Draft review: Always show draft to user and wait for edits
Issue posting: Post after user confirms draft is ready

4. Output Type Classification

Classify script output as follows:

Output Type	Classification
Issue	Created Issues
PullRequest	Created PRs
ReviewedPR	Reviewed PRs
IssueComment	Commented Issues/PRs
PullRequestComment	Commented Issues/PRs

Note: Consolidate multiple comments on same Issue/PR into one. Note: ReviewedPR only includes PRs authored by others (my own PRs excluded).