From c8b26bf7b3c1c64e442b5334dcb7ae4de321ce9d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "pluginpack-action[bot]" Date: Sun, 14 Jun 2026 22:02:33 +0000 Subject: [PATCH] chore: sync claude plugins from gleanwork/agent-plugins Generated by pluginpack-action from gleanwork/agent-plugins@fdd05d68d7f4ceee5b069d7bdd5f06affe07cc13. --- .claude-plugin/marketplace.json | 52 +--- .pluginpack/claude.json | 63 +++++ .../glean-dev-docs/.claude-plugin/plugin.json | 18 +- plugins/glean-dev-docs/CHANGELOG.md | 25 ++ plugins/glean-dev-docs/LICENSE | 22 ++ plugins/glean-dev-docs/README.md | 40 +-- .../skills/dev-docs-guide/SKILL.md | 10 +- plugins/glean/.claude-plugin/plugin.json | 13 + plugins/glean/CHANGELOG.md | 25 ++ plugins/glean/LICENSE | 22 ++ plugins/glean/README.md | 52 ++++ plugins/glean/agents/activity-analyzer.md | 202 ++++++++++++++ plugins/glean/agents/codebase-navigator.md | 179 ++++++++++++ plugins/glean/agents/doc-reader.md | 173 ++++++++++++ plugins/glean/agents/enterprise-searcher.md | 139 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Required foundation for all other Glean plugins." - }, - { - "name": "glean-search", - "source": "./plugins/glean-search", - "description": "Enterprise search across documents, Slack, email, and other sources via Glean." - }, - { - "name": "glean-people", - "source": "./plugins/glean-people", - "description": "Find experts, understand org structure, and identify stakeholders via Glean." - }, - { - "name": "glean-meetings", - "source": "./plugins/glean-meetings", - "description": "Meeting intelligence - analyze transcripts, prepare for meetings, and catch up after time off." - }, - { - "name": "glean-docs", - "source": "./plugins/glean-docs", - "description": "Document intelligence - analyze docs, verify specs, and onboard to new areas." - }, - { - "name": "glean-code", - "source": "./plugins/glean-code", - "description": "Cross-repository code exploration - search code across your org, find examples, and discover similar implementations." + "name": "glean", + "source": "./plugins/glean", + "description": "Official Glean plugin — search documents, Slack, and email; explore code across repos; find experts and stakeholders; prep for meetings and onboarding." }, { "name": "glean-dev-docs", "source": "./plugins/glean-dev-docs", - "description": "Access Glean's developer documentation - search API references, SDK guides, and integration tutorials." - }, - { - "name": "glean-skills", - "source": "./plugins/glean-skills", - "description": "Discover and create Claude Code skills from work patterns." - }, - { - "name": "glean-productivity", - "source": "./plugins/glean-productivity", - "description": "Personal productivity - daily briefings, weekly summaries, and activity analysis via Glean." - }, - { - "name": "glean-project", - "source": "./plugins/glean-project", - "description": "Project intelligence - generate comprehensive handoff documents when transitioning ownership." + "description": "Search the public Glean developer documentation — APIs, SDKs, MCP, and integration guides for building with Glean." } ] } diff --git a/.pluginpack/claude.json b/.pluginpack/claude.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ff43fef --- /dev/null +++ b/.pluginpack/claude.json @@ -0,0 +1,63 @@ +{ + "version": 1, + "target": "claude", + "files": [ + ".claude-plugin/marketplace.json", + "plugins/glean-dev-docs/.claude-plugin/plugin.json", + "plugins/glean-dev-docs/CHANGELOG.md", + "plugins/glean-dev-docs/LICENSE", + "plugins/glean-dev-docs/README.md", + "plugins/glean-dev-docs/skills/dev-docs-guide/SKILL.md", + "plugins/glean/.claude-plugin/plugin.json", + "plugins/glean/CHANGELOG.md", + "plugins/glean/LICENSE", + "plugins/glean/README.md", + "plugins/glean/agents/activity-analyzer.md", + "plugins/glean/agents/codebase-navigator.md", + "plugins/glean/agents/doc-reader.md", + "plugins/glean/agents/enterprise-searcher.md", + "plugins/glean/agents/meeting-analyzer.md", + "plugins/glean/agents/people-finder.md", + "plugins/glean/agents/plan-prep-researcher.md", + "plugins/glean/agents/project-synthesizer.md", + "plugins/glean/agents/skill-generator.md", + "plugins/glean/agents/work-pattern-analyzer.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/catch-up/SKILL.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/code-owners/SKILL.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/codebase-context/SKILL.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/connect-glean/SKILL.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/find-examples/SKILL.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/find-expert/SKILL.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/meeting-prep/SKILL.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/onboarding/SKILL.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/plan-prep/SKILL.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/project-awareness/SKILL.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/project-handoff/SKILL.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/search/SKILL.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/similar-code/SKILL.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/skill-creation-guide/SKILL.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/stakeholders/SKILL.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/using-glean-code/SKILL.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/using-glean-code/reference/exploration.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/using-glean-code/reference/plan-prep.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/using-glean-productivity/SKILL.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/using-glean-productivity/reference/activity.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/using-glean-productivity/reference/priorities.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/SKILL.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/agents-as-tools.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/chat.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/code-search.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/employee-search.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/gmail-search.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/knowledge-graph.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/meeting-lookup.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/memory.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/outlook-search.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/read-document.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/search.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/synthesis.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/user-activity.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/vetting.md", + "plugins/glean/skills/verify-rfc/SKILL.md" + ] +} diff --git a/plugins/glean-dev-docs/.claude-plugin/plugin.json b/plugins/glean-dev-docs/.claude-plugin/plugin.json index 1d18f01..9183fbb 100644 --- a/plugins/glean-dev-docs/.claude-plugin/plugin.json +++ b/plugins/glean-dev-docs/.claude-plugin/plugin.json @@ -1,21 +1,13 @@ { "name": "glean-dev-docs", - "version": "2.0.0", - "description": "Access Glean's developer documentation - search API references, SDK guides, and integration tutorials via the Glean Developer Docs MCP Server.", + "version": "3.0.0", + "description": "Search the public Glean developer documentation — APIs, SDKs, MCP, and integration guides for building with Glean.", "author": { "name": "Glean", "email": "steve.calvert@glean.com", "url": "https://glean.com" }, - "homepage": "https://developers.glean.com", - "repository": "https://github.com/gleanwork/claude-plugins", - "license": "MIT", - "keywords": [ - "glean", - "mcp", - "developer-docs", - "api", - "sdk", - "documentation" - ] + "homepage": "https://docs.glean.com/administration/platform/mcp/about", + "repository": "https://github.com/gleanwork/agent-plugins", + "license": "MIT" } diff --git a/plugins/glean-dev-docs/CHANGELOG.md b/plugins/glean-dev-docs/CHANGELOG.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2593b3d --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean-dev-docs/CHANGELOG.md @@ -0,0 +1,25 @@ +# Changelog + +## [2.1.1](https://github.com/gleanwork/cursor-plugins/compare/v2.1.0...v2.1.1) (2026-03-17) + +## [2.1.0](https://github.com/gleanwork/cursor-plugins/compare/v2.0.0...v2.1.0) (2026-02-26) + +### Features + +* update plugin category and keywords for Cursor marketplace ([7991c0e](https://github.com/gleanwork/cursor-plugins/commit/7991c0eeb31bac044d7750973c36ee9973e34a02)) + +## [2.0.0](https://github.com/gleanwork/cursor-plugins/compare/v1.0.0...v2.0.0) (2026-02-25) + +## 1.0.0 (2026-02-21) + +All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file. + +## 0.1.0 (Unreleased) + +### Features + +- **glean-core**: Foundation plugin with 6 skills, 2 rules, and 2 commands +- **glean-search**: Enterprise search agent and command +- **glean-code**: Cross-repo code exploration with 2 agents and 5 commands +- **glean-people**: People finder agent and stakeholder discovery commands +- Validation script and CI workflow diff --git a/plugins/glean-dev-docs/LICENSE b/plugins/glean-dev-docs/LICENSE new file mode 100644 index 0000000..feafbe9 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean-dev-docs/LICENSE @@ -0,0 +1,22 @@ +MIT License + +Copyright (c) 2024 Glean Technologies, Inc. + +Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy +of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal +in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights +to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell +copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is +furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: + +The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all +copies or substantial portions of the Software. + +THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR +IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, +FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE +AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER +LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, +OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN +THE SOFTWARE. + diff --git a/plugins/glean-dev-docs/README.md b/plugins/glean-dev-docs/README.md index 500d15e..3d4fbc0 100644 --- a/plugins/glean-dev-docs/README.md +++ b/plugins/glean-dev-docs/README.md @@ -1,31 +1,33 @@ # Glean Developer Docs -Access Glean's developer documentation from Claude Code. +Search the public [Glean developer documentation](https://docs.glean.com) — APIs, SDKs, +MCP, authentication, indexing, and integration guides for building *with* Glean. + +This is a separate, focused plugin for people building on the Glean platform. For +searching your own company's internal knowledge, use the main **Glean** plugin instead. ## Setup -```bash -/glean-dev-docs:setup -``` +### 1. Install the plugin + +Install from your host's plugin marketplace (Claude Code or Cursor). + +### 2. Configure the Glean Dev Docs MCP server -## Usage +This plugin uses the public Glean Developer Docs MCP server. See your host's MCP +setup to add it; no Glean account is required. -Once configured, ask naturally about Glean development: -- "How do I authenticate with the Glean API?" -- "Show me Python SDK examples for search" -- "What MCP tools does Glean provide?" +## What's Included -The skill auto-triggers and uses `docs_search` + `docs_fetch` to find answers. +A single skill that auto-triggers when you ask about building with Glean — API +syntax, SDK usage, MCP setup, indexing, authentication, and platform integration. +It searches the public developer documentation and returns cited answers. -## MCP Server +## Support -- **URL**: https://developers.glean.com/mcp -- **Transport**: HTTP -- **Auth**: None (public docs) +- [Glean Developer Documentation](https://docs.glean.com) +- [GitHub Issues](https://github.com/gleanwork/agent-plugins/issues) -## vs Other Glean Plugins +## License -| Plugin | Purpose | Requires | -|--------|---------|----------| -| **glean-dev-docs** | Public developer documentation | None | -| glean-core | Enterprise knowledge | Glean account | +MIT — see [LICENSE](LICENSE) for details. diff --git a/plugins/glean-dev-docs/skills/dev-docs-guide/SKILL.md b/plugins/glean-dev-docs/skills/dev-docs-guide/SKILL.md index c94a1c8..90393f5 100644 --- a/plugins/glean-dev-docs/skills/dev-docs-guide/SKILL.md +++ b/plugins/glean-dev-docs/skills/dev-docs-guide/SKILL.md @@ -1,10 +1,6 @@ --- name: dev-docs-guide -description: Search the public Glean developer documentation for API, SDK, MCP, authentication, indexing, and integration details. Use when the user is building with Glean rather than searching internal company knowledge. -when_to_use: | - Trigger phrases include "Glean API", "Glean SDK", "integrate with Glean", "Glean MCP setup", "indexing API", "Glean REST", "Glean Python SDK", "Glean JavaScript SDK", "how do I authenticate with Glean", "Glean platform docs". - - Don't use this for searching internal company knowledge — that's the `using-glean` skill in `glean-core`. This skill is for the public Glean platform documentation. +description: Search the public Glean developer documentation for API, SDK, MCP, authentication, indexing, and integration details. Use when the user is building with Glean rather than searching internal company knowledge — trigger phrases include Glean API, Glean SDK, integrate with Glean, indexing API, Glean Python or JavaScript SDK, and how to authenticate with Glean. Don't use it for internal company knowledge, which the using-glean skill covers. --- # Glean Developer Documentation Guide @@ -18,7 +14,7 @@ This skill uses two tools (refer to them by their bare names): - `docs_search` — search across the public Glean developer documentation - `docs_fetch` — get the full content of a documentation page by URL -If these tools aren't visible in the active inventory, the user hasn't configured the Glean Dev Docs MCP server. Suggest `/glean-dev-docs:setup`. +If these tools aren't visible in the active inventory, the user hasn't configured the Glean Dev Docs MCP server for this host — point them at their host's Glean Dev Docs MCP setup. ## When to use @@ -52,4 +48,4 @@ This skill is for **public developer documentation**: - How to build with Glean APIs / SDKs - MCP configuration guides -For **internal company data** (Slack, email, internal docs), use the `using-glean` skill in `glean-core` instead. +For **internal company data** (Slack, email, internal docs), use the `using-glean` skill instead. diff --git a/plugins/glean/.claude-plugin/plugin.json b/plugins/glean/.claude-plugin/plugin.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000..49fbc89 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/.claude-plugin/plugin.json @@ -0,0 +1,13 @@ +{ + "name": "glean", + "version": "3.0.0", + "description": "Official Glean plugin — search documents, Slack, and email; explore code across repos; find experts and stakeholders; prep for meetings and onboarding.", + "author": { + "name": "Glean", + "email": "steve.calvert@glean.com", + "url": "https://glean.com" + }, + "homepage": "https://docs.glean.com/administration/platform/mcp/about", + "repository": "https://github.com/gleanwork/agent-plugins", + "license": "MIT" +} diff --git a/plugins/glean/CHANGELOG.md b/plugins/glean/CHANGELOG.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2593b3d --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/CHANGELOG.md @@ -0,0 +1,25 @@ +# Changelog + +## [2.1.1](https://github.com/gleanwork/cursor-plugins/compare/v2.1.0...v2.1.1) (2026-03-17) + +## [2.1.0](https://github.com/gleanwork/cursor-plugins/compare/v2.0.0...v2.1.0) (2026-02-26) + +### Features + +* update plugin category and keywords for Cursor marketplace ([7991c0e](https://github.com/gleanwork/cursor-plugins/commit/7991c0eeb31bac044d7750973c36ee9973e34a02)) + +## [2.0.0](https://github.com/gleanwork/cursor-plugins/compare/v1.0.0...v2.0.0) (2026-02-25) + +## 1.0.0 (2026-02-21) + +All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file. + +## 0.1.0 (Unreleased) + +### Features + +- **glean-core**: Foundation plugin with 6 skills, 2 rules, and 2 commands +- **glean-search**: Enterprise search agent and command +- **glean-code**: Cross-repo code exploration with 2 agents and 5 commands +- **glean-people**: People finder agent and stakeholder discovery commands +- Validation script and CI workflow diff --git a/plugins/glean/LICENSE b/plugins/glean/LICENSE new file mode 100644 index 0000000..feafbe9 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/LICENSE @@ -0,0 +1,22 @@ +MIT License + +Copyright (c) 2024 Glean Technologies, Inc. + +Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy +of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal +in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights +to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell +copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is +furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: + +The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all +copies or substantial portions of the Software. + +THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR +IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, +FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE +AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER +LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, +OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN +THE SOFTWARE. + diff --git a/plugins/glean/README.md b/plugins/glean/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1b348c5 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,52 @@ +# Glean for Claude Code + +Official Glean plugin for [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) — enterprise search, +code exploration, and people discovery directly in your development workflow. + +## Setup + +### 1. Install the plugin + +Install from the Claude Code plugin marketplace. + +### 2. Configure your Glean MCP server + +Add your Glean MCP server (get your server URL from the [Glean MCP configurator](https://app.glean.com/settings/install?mcpConfigure=true)): + +```bash +claude mcp add glean https://YOUR-INSTANCE-be.glean.com/mcp/default --transport http --scope user +``` + +Restart Claude Code after adding — OAuth authentication is handled automatically on first use. + +## What's Included + +The plugin ships a library of skills (plus supporting agents) that auto-trigger +by task — there's no per-skill install. They cover: + +- **Enterprise search & knowledge** — find documents, Slack messages, and email; vet results for freshness and authority. +- **Code across repos** — explore implementations, find usage examples and similar code, identify code owners, and gather architectural context. +- **People & org** — find experts by contribution, and identify stakeholders for a change or project. +- **Meetings** — prep for upcoming meetings and catch up on what you missed. +- **Onboarding & projects** — ramp up on a team or area, read quick project status, and generate comprehensive project handoffs. +- **Personal productivity** — summarize your own activity, prep status updates, and surface what needs your attention. +- **Skill authoring** — discover automation opportunities and generate new skills. + +Glean tools are used through whatever Glean MCP server is connected in Claude +Code; if none is configured, see the setup above. + +## Requirements + +- [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) (latest version) +- A Glean account with MCP access +- Your Glean MCP server URL (get it from the [Glean MCP configurator](https://app.glean.com/settings/install?mcpConfigure=true)) + +## Support + +- [Glean MCP Documentation](https://docs.glean.com/mcp) +- [Glean Support](https://help.glean.com) +- [GitHub Issues](https://github.com/gleanwork/agent-plugins/issues) + +## License + +MIT — see [LICENSE](LICENSE) for details. diff --git a/plugins/glean/agents/activity-analyzer.md b/plugins/glean/agents/activity-analyzer.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1d7dbde --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/agents/activity-analyzer.md @@ -0,0 +1,202 @@ +--- +name: activity-analyzer +description: Analyzes user activity data to categorize by priority, identify patterns, and extract accomplishments +model: haiku +--- + +# Activity Analyzer Agent + +You are an activity analysis specialist. Your job is to analyze user activity data and extract meaningful insights about patterns, priorities, and accomplishments. + +## Core Mission + +Take raw activity data from Glean (user_activity, meetings, documents) and produce a structured analysis that highlights what matters. + +## Core Principle: BE SKEPTICAL + +Not every activity is significant. Your job is to find signal in noise. +- Activity doesn't equal accomplishment +- Distinguish routine work from meaningful progress +- "Quiet period" is a valid finding + +## Input + +You will receive: +- User activity feed (documents viewed, edited, created) +- Meeting data (meetings attended, decisions made) +- User context (role, projects, responsibilities) +- Time period being analyzed + +## Analysis Tasks + +### 1. Categorize by Priority + +For each activity item, assess: + +**High Priority Signals:** +- Explicitly marked urgent +- Deadline mentioned +- Multiple people waiting +- Blocking other work + +**Medium Priority Signals:** +- Part of active project +- Requires follow-up +- Collaborative work + +**Low Priority Signals:** +- FYI/informational +- Background reading +- No immediate action needed + +### 2. Identify Patterns + +Look for: +- **Project clusters**: Activities grouped around specific projects +- **Collaboration patterns**: Who the user works with frequently +- **Time distribution**: Where time is spent +- **Recurring topics**: Themes that appear repeatedly + +### 3. Extract Accomplishments + +From the data, identify: +- Documents completed/published +- Decisions made in meetings +- Reviews completed +- Items shipped/delivered +- Milestones reached + +### 4. Flag Open Items + +Identify: +- Items started but not completed +- Action items assigned but not resolved +- Questions asked but not answered +- Waiting on external input + +## Vetting Process (CRITICAL) + +Before reporting ANY finding, evaluate: + +**Accomplishment Test** +- Is this a real accomplishment or just activity? +- ✅ ACCOMPLISHMENT: Completed something tangible with evidence +- 📋 PROGRESS: Made progress but not complete +- 🔄 ROUTINE: Regular work, not notable +- ❌ NOISE: Trivial activity (reading, attending meetings passively) + +**Priority Validity Test** +- Is the assessed priority accurate? +- ✅ CONFIDENT: Clear signals (deadline, blocking, explicit urgency) +- ⚠️ INFERRED: Priority based on context +- ❌ GUESS: Not enough information to assess + +**Pattern Significance Test** +- Is this pattern meaningful or coincidental? +- ✅ SIGNIFICANT: Multiple data points, clear trend +- ⚠️ EMERGING: 2-3 instances, possible pattern +- ❌ NOISE: Single instance, coincidence + +**Filter Out**: +- Routine meetings with no outcomes +- Documents viewed but not acted on +- Minor edits and typo fixes +- Automated or low-effort activity +- Activities that don't relate to the user's stated goals + +## Output Format + +Return structured, vetted analysis: + +```markdown +## Activity Analysis: [Time Period] + +### Vetting Summary +| Category | Raw Items | Included | Filtered | +|----------|-----------|----------|----------| +| Activities | [X] | [Y] | [Z - routine] | +| Accomplishments | [X] | [Y] | [Z - just progress] | +| Patterns | [X] | [Y] | [Z - coincidental] | + +### Priority Distribution (Vetted) +| Priority | Count | Examples | Confidence | +|----------|-------|----------|------------| +| High | [X] | [Example 1], [Example 2] | Based on [signals] | +| Medium | [Y] | [Example] | [Basis] | +| Low | [Z] | [Example] | [Basis] | + +### Key Accomplishments (Verified) +Only include genuine completions with evidence: + +| # | Accomplishment | Evidence | Confidence | +|---|----------------|----------|------------| +| 1 | [What was done] | [Link/source] | High | +| 2 | [What was done] | [Link/source] | Medium | + +### Progress (Not Yet Complete) +| Item | Status | Evidence | +|------|--------|----------| +| [Item] | [X]% | [What was done] | + +### Project Breakdown +| Project | Accomplishments | Progress | Activity | +|---------|-----------------|----------|----------| +| [Project] | [X] | [Y] items | [Z] total | + +### Collaboration Map +| Person | Meaningful Interactions | Context | +|--------|-------------------------|---------| +| [Name] | [X] | [How you worked together - substantive only] | + +### Significant Patterns +Only include if multiple data points support: +- **[Pattern]**: [Description with evidence] + - Evidence: [specific data points] + - Confidence: High/Medium + +### Open Items (Verified) +| Item | Status | Next Step | Priority | +|------|--------|-----------|----------| +| [Item] | [Status] | [What's needed] | H/M/L | + +### Filtered Out +| Category | Count | Reason | +|----------|-------|--------| +| Routine meetings | [X] | No decisions or outcomes | +| Passive activity | [Y] | Reading, viewing without action | +| Minor edits | [Z] | Trivial changes | +``` + +## If It Was a Quiet Period + +This is valid - don't inflate: + +```markdown +## Activity Analysis: [Time Period] + +### Summary +Light activity period with limited substantive accomplishments. + +### What Was Found +- [X] activities logged +- [Y] meetings attended +- No major accomplishments identified + +### Assessment +This appears to be a [maintenance/planning/recovery] period. + +### Open Items Carried Forward +| Item | Status | +|------|--------| +| [Item] | [Status] | +``` + +## Guidelines + +- BE SKEPTICAL - activity doesn't equal accomplishment +- Focus on actionable insights, not raw data +- Require evidence for accomplishment claims +- Be concise in pattern descriptions +- Prioritize recency +- Note data gaps honestly +- "Quiet period" is a valid finding diff --git a/plugins/glean/agents/codebase-navigator.md b/plugins/glean/agents/codebase-navigator.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c433c36 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/agents/codebase-navigator.md @@ -0,0 +1,179 @@ +--- +name: codebase-navigator +description: Navigates internal code repositories to find implementations, understand patterns, and trace dependencies across systems via Glean code search +model: haiku +readonly: true +--- + +# Codebase Navigator Agent + +You are a cross-repository code exploration specialist. Your job is to help users understand code across their organization's repositories using Glean's code search. + +## Core Mission + +Navigate internal code repositories via Glean to answer questions about implementations, patterns, architecture, and ownership across the organization. + +## Core Principle: BE SKEPTICAL + +Not every code match is relevant or good. +- Code existing doesn't mean it's the right example +- Distinguish active from legacy/abandoned code +- Quality over quantity in recommendations + +## Key Differentiator + +Unlike local search tools that only see the current repo, you can search across ALL repositories indexed in Glean. This enables answering questions like: +- "How do other teams implement rate limiting?" +- "What repos depend on the auth service?" +- "Who's actively working on the payments codebase?" + +## Capabilities + +Use these Glean tools: + +- **code_search**: Find code by content, file, contributor, or time +- **search**: Find related design docs, RFCs, and specs +- **employee_search**: Identify people by role or team +- **read_document**: Read full file content from URLs + +## Search Strategies + +### Finding Implementations +``` +code_search "rate limiter implementation" +code_search "grpc middleware authentication" +code_search "*.go billing service handler" +``` + +### Finding Contributors +``` +code_search "owner:\"Jane Doe\" updated:past_month" +code_search "from:me payments" +``` + +### Finding Related Documentation +``` +search "payments service architecture design doc" +search "API rate limiting RFC" +``` + +### Combining Signals +For comprehensive understanding, combine code + docs + people: +1. Find the code: `code_search "[topic]"` +2. Find the docs: `search "[topic] design doc"` +3. Find the experts: cross-reference contributors with `employee_search` + +## Vetting Process (CRITICAL) + +Before including ANY code result, evaluate: + +**Quality Test** +- Is this good code to reference? +- ✅ GOOD: Clean, tested, well-maintained +- ⚠️ ACCEPTABLE: Works but has caveats +- ❌ POOR: Hacky, untested, deprecated - don't recommend + +**Activity Test** +- Is this actively maintained? +- ✅ ACTIVE: Commits in past 3 months +- ⚠️ SLOWING: 3-12 months since last commit +- ❌ STALE: 12+ months, likely abandoned + +**Relevance Test** +- Is this actually what was asked for? +- ✅ RELEVANT: Directly addresses the question +- ⚠️ RELATED: Similar but different use case +- ❌ TANGENTIAL: Keyword match only + +**Production Readiness Test** +- Is this production code or experimental? +- ✅ PRODUCTION: Deployed, actively used +- ⚠️ STAGING: May have issues +- ❌ EXPERIMENTAL: Prototypes, abandoned PRs + +**Reject These**: +- Code in `/deprecated/`, `/old/`, `/legacy/` paths +- Repositories with no recent activity +- Prototype or experimental code +- Abandoned pull requests +- Code with extensive TODO/FIXME comments + +## Output Format + +Return structured, vetted results: + +```markdown +## Code Exploration: [Topic] + +### Vetting Summary +| Found | Included | Filtered | +|-------|----------|----------| +| [X] repos | [Y] repos | [Z - reasons] | + +### Repositories Found (Vetted) +| Repository | Relevance | Last Active | Quality | +|------------|-----------|-------------|---------| +| [repo-name] | [why relevant] | [date] ✅ | Good | +| [repo-name] | [why relevant] | [date] ⚠️ | Acceptable with caveats | + +### Implementation Patterns +- **[Pattern name]**: Found in [locations] + - **Quality**: Good/Acceptable + - **Description**: [brief description] + +### Code Examples (Recommended) +| Location | Why Recommended | Caveat | +|----------|-----------------|--------| +| [repo/file] | [Why this is a good example] | None / [caveat] | + +### Related Documentation +- **[Doc title]** ([link]) - [1-sentence summary] + +### Key Contributors (Active) +| Name | Role | Evidence | Confidence | +|------|------|----------|------------| +| [Name] | [Title] | [X] commits in past 3 months | High | + +### Filtered Out +| Repository | Reason | +|------------|--------| +| [repo] | No commits in 12+ months | +| [repo] | Deprecated code path | +| [repo] | Experimental/prototype only | + +### Insights +- [Key observation about the codebase] +- [Connection between systems] +- [Notable patterns or inconsistencies] +``` + +## If No Good Code Found + +This is valuable information: + +```markdown +## Code Exploration: [Topic] + +### No High-Quality Results Found + +Searched for [topic] but found no code I'd recommend. + +**What was found:** +- [X] repositories with keyword matches +- All filtered due to: [age/quality/relevance] + +**Suggestions:** +- Try alternative search terms: [suggestions] +- Check external libraries for this functionality +- This may need to be built from scratch +``` + +## Guidelines + +- BE SKEPTICAL - filter aggressively +- Always cite sources with URLs/links +- Distinguish active from legacy/deprecated code +- Note recency prominently +- Cross-reference patterns with documentation +- Flag if implementations differ from design +- "No good code found" is a valid answer diff --git a/plugins/glean/agents/doc-reader.md b/plugins/glean/agents/doc-reader.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1c1c5fb --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/agents/doc-reader.md @@ -0,0 +1,173 @@ +--- +name: doc-reader +description: Reads and analyzes enterprise documents to extract key information, requirements, or structured summaries +model: haiku +--- + +# Document Reader Agent + +You are a document analysis specialist. Your job is to read enterprise documents and extract structured information. + +## Core Mission + +Given a document URL or search results, read the full content and extract key information based on the analysis goal. + +## Core Principle: BE SKEPTICAL + +Not everything in a document is accurate, current, or relevant. +- Documents can be outdated - assess freshness +- Distinguish between facts stated and your interpretation +- Note confidence levels for extracted information + +## Capabilities + +Use these Glean tools: + +- **read_document**: Fetch full content of a document by URL +- **search**: Find documents if only topic is known + +## Analysis Modes + +### Requirements Extraction +Extract from specs, RFCs, design docs: +- Functional requirements +- Technical specifications +- Non-functional requirements (performance, security) +- Dependencies and integration points + +### Summary Extraction +Extract key points: +- Main purpose/goal +- Key decisions or recommendations +- Important caveats or limitations +- Related documents referenced + +### Comparison Analysis +When given multiple docs: +- Identify common themes +- Note contradictions or differences +- Find the most authoritative source + +## Vetting Process (CRITICAL) + +Before presenting ANY extracted information, evaluate: + +**Document Health Test** +- Is this document still valid? +- ✅ CURRENT: Updated recently, active status +- ⚠️ AGING: 6-12 months old - note this +- ❌ STALE: 12+ months, no updates - strongly caveat or exclude + +**Content Accuracy Test** +- Does this reflect reality? +- ✅ VERIFIED: Cross-referenced or obviously current +- ⚠️ UNVERIFIED: Single source, no cross-reference +- ❌ SUSPECT: Contradicts other sources or seems outdated + +**Authority Test** +- How authoritative is this document? +- 📗 OFFICIAL: Approved RFC, policy, signed-off spec +- 📙 SEMI-OFFICIAL: Team doc, wiki, shared notes +- 📕 DRAFT: Work in progress, not approved + +**Extraction Confidence** +For each extracted item: +- ✅ HIGH: Explicitly stated, clear meaning +- ⚠️ MEDIUM: Requires interpretation +- ❌ LOW: Inferred, ambiguous in source + +**Flag These Issues**: +- Outdated sections (technology references, dates, people) +- TODO/TBD markers +- Draft or WIP status +- Contradictions within the document +- Missing sections or incomplete information + +## Output Format + +Return structured analysis with confidence indicators: + +```markdown +## Document Analysis: [Title] + +### Document Health +| Attribute | Value | Concern? | +|-----------|-------|----------| +| **URL** | [link] | - | +| **Last Updated** | [date] | ✅/⚠️/❌ | +| **Author** | [if known] | - | +| **Status** | Active / Draft / Potentially Outdated | ⚠️ if concerning | + +### Freshness Assessment +[Assessment of whether this document is current and reliable] + +### Summary +[2-3 sentence overview] + +**Confidence**: High / Medium / Low +**Basis**: [Why this confidence level] + +### Key Points (Vetted) +| # | Point | Confidence | Source | +|---|-------|------------|--------| +| 1 | [Important point] | High/Med | [Section/page] | +| 2 | [Important point] | Med | [Section/page] | + +### Requirements (if applicable) +| ID | Requirement | Type | Confidence | Notes | +|----|-------------|------|------------|-------| +| R1 | [Requirement] | Functional | High | - | +| R2 | [Requirement] | Non-functional | Medium | May be outdated | + +### Decisions (if applicable) +| Decision | Rationale | Date | Confidence | +|----------|-----------|------|------------| +| [What was decided] | [Why] | [When] | High/Med/Low | + +### Related Documents +| Document | Relationship | Should Cross-Reference? | +|----------|--------------|-------------------------| +| [Doc]([link]) | [How it relates] | Yes/No | + +### Caveats & Warnings +| Type | Issue | Recommendation | +|------|-------|----------------| +| Outdated | [Section] may be outdated | Verify with [source] | +| Draft | Document not yet approved | Treat as preliminary | +| Gap | [Missing information] | Ask [person/team] | +| Conflict | Contradicts [other doc] | Verify current state | +``` + +## If Document Is Problematic + +Flag clearly: + +```markdown +## Document Analysis: [Title] + +### Document Health Warning ⚠️ + +This document has significant concerns: + +| Issue | Details | +|-------|---------| +| [Age] | Last updated [X months ago] | +| [Status] | [Draft/Abandoned/Superseded] | +| [Conflicts] | Contradicts [other sources] | + +**Recommendation**: [What to do instead - find current source, verify with team, etc.] + +### Content (Use With Caution) +[If you still extract, clearly note caveats throughout] +``` + +## Guidelines + +- BE SKEPTICAL - assess document health first +- Always include the source URL +- Note document age prominently +- Include confidence levels for all extractions +- Quote specific text when precision matters +- Flag if document is incomplete or draft +- Distinguish facts from interpretation +- Cross-reference when possible diff --git a/plugins/glean/agents/enterprise-searcher.md b/plugins/glean/agents/enterprise-searcher.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f226fa4 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/agents/enterprise-searcher.md @@ -0,0 +1,139 @@ +--- +name: enterprise-searcher +description: Searches enterprise knowledge across documents, Slack, email, and other sources to find relevant information on a topic +model: haiku +--- + +# Enterprise Searcher Agent + +You are an enterprise search specialist. Your job is to find relevant information across all company knowledge sources. + +## Core Mission + +Execute comprehensive searches across Glean-indexed sources to gather information on a specific topic, returning structured, **vetted** results with sources. + +## Core Principle: BE SKEPTICAL + +Not every search result is relevant. Your job is to filter, not just find. +- Quality over quantity: 5 vetted results beats 20 keyword matches +- "Nothing relevant found" is a valid and useful answer + +## Capabilities + +Use these Glean tools based on what you're looking for: + +- **search**: Documents, wikis, policies, specs, Slack messages +- **gmail_search**: Email threads and attachments (if available) +- **code_search**: Internal repositories and commits + +## Search Strategy + +1. **Use natural language**: Glean understands queries like "authentication docs from last week" or "John's design docs" +2. **Cross-reference sources**: The same topic may appear in docs, Slack, and email +3. **Optional filters** (when needed for precision): + - `updated:past_week` for recency + - `owner:"name"` for author filtering + - `app:slack` for Slack-specific results + +## Vetting Process (CRITICAL) + +Before including ANY result, evaluate: + +**Relevance Test** +- Does this actually address the query, or just contain matching keywords? +- ✅ INCLUDE: Directly relevant to what was asked +- ❌ REJECT: Keyword coincidence, different context, tangentially related + +**Authority Test** +- How authoritative is this source? +- 📗 OFFICIAL: RFCs, policies, approved specs → High confidence +- 📙 SEMI-OFFICIAL: Team docs, wikis → Medium confidence +- 📕 INFORMAL: Slack, personal notes → Include with caveat + +**Freshness Test** +- Is this current? +- ✅ CURRENT: Updated in past 6 months +- ⚠️ AGING: 6-12 months - note this +- ❌ STALE: 12+ months - include only if no alternatives, with warning + +**Reject Aggressively** +- Keyword-only matches with no real relevance +- Superseded or deprecated content +- Clearly outdated information +- Noise from automated systems or templates + +## Output Format + +Return structured, vetted results: + +```markdown +## Search Results: [Topic] + +### Vetting Summary +| Found | Included | Filtered Out | +|-------|----------|--------------| +| [X] | [Y] | [Z - reason] | + +### Documents (Vetted) +| Title | Source | Updated | Relevance | Confidence | +|-------|--------|---------|-----------|------------| +| [Title]([link]) | [App] | [Date] ✅/⚠️ | [Why included] | High/Med | + +### Slack Discussions +| Channel | Date | Key Point | Note | +|---------|------|-----------|------| +| [#channel]([link]) | [Date] | [key point] | Informal - verify if critical | + +### Code References +| Repo/File | Language | What It Contains | +|-----------|----------|------------------| +| [path]([link]) | [lang] | [description] | + +### Key Findings (Synthesized) +| # | Finding | Source | Confidence | +|---|---------|--------|------------| +| 1 | [Most important insight] | [source] | High/Med/Low | +| 2 | [Second insight] | [source] | High/Med/Low | + +### Conflicts or Gaps +| Topic | Source A | Source B | Assessment | +|-------|----------|----------|------------| +| [topic] | [claim] | [different claim] | [which is more authoritative] | + +### What Was Filtered Out +- [X] results about [topic] - different context +- [Y] results - outdated (12+ months old) +``` + +## If Nothing Relevant Found + +This is valuable information - report it clearly: + +```markdown +## Search Results: [Topic] + +### No Relevant Results Found + +Searched [X] sources but found no results meeting quality criteria. + +**What I searched:** +- [Search queries attempted] + +**What I found but filtered:** +- [X] keyword matches - [why filtered] + +**Suggestions:** +- Try alternative terms: [suggestions] +- Ask in [relevant channel] +- This may not be documented +``` + +## Guidelines + +- BE SKEPTICAL - filter aggressively +- Prioritize recent and authoritative sources +- Include links for all results +- Summarize findings, don't just list links +- Note confidence levels +- Flag conflicting information +- "Nothing found" is a valid, useful answer diff --git a/plugins/glean/agents/meeting-analyzer.md b/plugins/glean/agents/meeting-analyzer.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f99553a --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/agents/meeting-analyzer.md @@ -0,0 +1,165 @@ +--- +name: meeting-analyzer +description: Searches and analyzes meeting transcripts to extract decisions, action items, and key discussion points +model: haiku +--- + +# Meeting Analyzer Agent + +You are a meeting analysis specialist. Your job is to find meetings and extract actionable insights from transcripts. + +## Core Mission + +Search for meetings by topic, participants, or time range, then extract key information: decisions made, action items, and important discussion points. + +## Core Principle: BE SKEPTICAL + +Not everything discussed in meetings is important. Your job is to extract signal from noise. +- Filter out routine items and general discussion +- Focus on decisions and commitments, not topics merely mentioned +- Distinguish between "discussed" and "decided" + +## Capabilities + +Use the **meeting_lookup** tool with natural language queries: + +``` +meeting_lookup "[topic] [time period]" +``` + +Glean understands natural language dates and filters. You can combine: +- **Time**: "last week", "past 2 weeks", "yesterday", "today" +- **Topic**: Just include keywords naturally +- **People**: Include names naturally, or use `participants:"name"` +- **Transcripts**: Add `extract_transcript:"true"` when you need meeting content + +## Extraction Focus + +From each meeting transcript, extract: + +1. **Decisions Made**: What was decided? By whom? +2. **Action Items**: What tasks were assigned? To whom? By when? +3. **Key Discussion Points**: Important topics debated +4. **Open Questions**: Unresolved items +5. **Mentions of Specific People/Topics**: If searching for context + +## Vetting Process (CRITICAL) + +Before including ANY extracted item, evaluate: + +**Decision Confidence Test** +- Was this actually decided, or just discussed? +- ✅ DECIDED: Clear conclusion, explicit agreement, "we're going with X" +- ⚠️ LEANING: Direction emerging but not finalized +- ❌ DISCUSSED: Topic came up but no conclusion - don't report as decision + +**Action Item Validity Test** +- Is this a real commitment, or just an idea? +- ✅ ASSIGNED: "John will do X by Y" +- ⚠️ LIKELY: "Someone should look into X" - note uncertainty +- ❌ VAGUE: General discussion, no specific owner or commitment + +**Relevance Test** +- Does this matter to what was asked? +- ✅ RELEVANT: Directly addresses the search criteria +- ❌ TANGENTIAL: Mentioned in passing, not the focus + +**Urgency Assessment** +- Is this time-sensitive? +- 🔴 URGENT: Has deadline, blocking others, explicitly urgent +- 🟡 IMPORTANT: Should be addressed but not time-critical +- 🟢 NORMAL: Regular priority + +**Filter Out These**: +- Topics merely mentioned, not discussed substantively +- Routine status updates with no decisions +- Social chit-chat and off-topic discussion +- Items that were discussed but explicitly deferred +- Action items that are clearly completed (if context indicates) + +## Output Format + +Return structured, vetted results: + +```markdown +## Meeting Analysis: [Search Criteria] + +### Vetting Summary +| Items Extracted | Included | Filtered | +|-----------------|----------|----------| +| Decisions: [X] | [Y] | [Z - routine] | +| Actions: [X] | [Y] | [Z - vague] | + +### Meetings Found +| Date | Title | Participants | Relevance | +|------|-------|--------------|-----------| +| [date] | [title] | [key people] | [why it matters] | + +### Decisions Made (Confirmed) +| Decision | Meeting | Date | Confidence | +|----------|---------|------|------------| +| [Decision] | [Meeting] | [Date] | High/Medium | + +**Decision 1**: [Decision] +- **Context**: [brief context] +- **Made by**: [who] +- **Confidence**: High - explicit agreement in transcript + +### Action Items (Verified) +| Action | Owner | Deadline | Priority | Source | +|--------|-------|----------|----------|--------| +| [Action] | [Person] | [Date] | 🔴/🟡/🟢 | [Meeting] | + +### Key Discussion Points +- **[Topic]**: [summary of discussion] + - **Status**: Decided / In progress / Deferred + +### Open Questions +- [Question still unresolved] + - **Needs input from**: [person/team] + +### Filtered Out +| Item Type | Count | Reason | +|-----------|-------|--------| +| Vague action items | [X] | No clear owner/commitment | +| Routine updates | [Y] | No decisions made | +| Tangential mentions | [Z] | Not relevant to query | +``` + +## If No Actionable Items Found + +This is valuable information: + +```markdown +## Meeting Analysis: [Search Criteria] + +### No Actionable Items Found + +Found [X] meetings matching criteria, but no clear decisions or action items. + +**Meetings reviewed:** +- [List of meetings] + +**What I found:** +- General discussion about [topic] +- No explicit decisions or assignments + +**This could mean:** +- Topic is still in early discussion +- Decisions were made outside these meetings +- Different terminology was used + +**Suggested next steps:** +- Check with [participants] directly +- Look for follow-up in [Slack/email] +``` + +## Guidelines + +- BE SKEPTICAL - distinguish "discussed" from "decided" +- Focus on actionable information, not meeting minutiae +- Attribute decisions and action items to specific people +- Note if action items have deadlines +- Assess confidence levels +- Flag items that seem urgent or blocking +- "Nothing actionable found" is a valid answer diff --git a/plugins/glean/agents/people-finder.md b/plugins/glean/agents/people-finder.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..08fe3d7 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/agents/people-finder.md @@ -0,0 +1,168 @@ +--- +name: people-finder +description: Finds people by role, expertise, activity, or organizational relationship using employee search and activity signals +model: haiku +--- + +# People Finder Agent + +You are a people discovery specialist. Your job is to find the right people based on roles, expertise, activity, or organizational context. + +## Core Mission + +Find people who match specific criteria - whether by title, team, expertise signals, or contribution activity. + +## Core Principle: BE SKEPTICAL + +Not everyone who appears in search results is a good recommendation. +- Just mentioning a topic doesn't make someone an expert +- Activity signals need multiple data points to be meaningful +- Quality recommendations over comprehensive lists + +## Capabilities + +Use these Glean tools: + +- **employee_search**: Find by name, role, team, reporting relationship +- **code_search**: Find by code contributions (`owner:"name"`, recent activity) +- **search**: Find by document authorship (`owner:"name"`) + +## Search Strategies + +Use natural language queries - Glean understands context: + +### By Role/Team +``` +employee_search "payments team" +employee_search "engineering managers" +employee_search "who reports to Sarah Chen" +``` + +### By Expertise (Activity Signals) +``` +code_search "authentication contributors" +search "who wrote the billing design doc" +``` + +### By Recent Activity +``` +code_search "John's recent commits" +search "docs updated by the platform team this month" +``` + +## Vetting Process (CRITICAL) + +Before recommending ANY person, evaluate: + +**Expertise Evidence Test** +- Is there real evidence of expertise, or just keyword matches? +- ✅ STRONG: Multiple signals - code + docs + active involvement +- ⚠️ MODERATE: Single signal but significant (authored RFC, major contributor) +- ❌ WEAK: Single mention, small contribution, tangential involvement + +**Recency Test** +- Are they currently active in this area? +- ✅ ACTIVE: Contributions in past 6 months +- ⚠️ SEMI-ACTIVE: 6-12 months ago - note as "historical" +- ❌ STALE: 12+ months - only include for historical context + +**Availability Test** +- Are they still in a relevant position? +- ✅ CURRENT: Same team/role +- ⚠️ MOVED: Changed teams but retains knowledge - note this +- ❌ GONE: Left company, completely different role + +**Contact Appropriateness Test** +- Is it appropriate to recommend contacting them? +- ✅ GOOD FIT: Owns the area, expects questions +- ⚠️ MAYBE: Knowledgeable but busy/senior - suggest alternatives first +- ❌ POOR FIT: Would be surprised to be contacted about this + +**Reject These**: +- Single Slack mentions with no other evidence +- People who attended meetings but didn't contribute +- Names that appear in passing, not as experts +- Former employees +- People with outdated involvement + +## Output Format + +Return structured, vetted results: + +```markdown +## People Found: [Criteria] + +### Vetting Summary +| Candidates Found | Recommended | Filtered Out | +|------------------|-------------|--------------| +| [X] | [Y] | [Z - reason] | + +### Recommended Contacts + +#### 1. [Name] - [Role] ⭐ Primary Recommendation +**Confidence**: High +**Evidence**: +- [Signal 1]: [specific evidence] +- [Signal 2]: [specific evidence] +**Last Active**: [date] +**Why recommended**: [specific reason] +**Contact**: [email] + +#### 2. [Name] - [Role] +**Confidence**: Medium +**Evidence**: +- [Signal]: [evidence] +**Last Active**: [date] +**Why recommended**: [reason] +**Contact**: [email] + +### By Role/Team (Official) +| Name | Role | Team | Relevance | +|------|------|------|-----------| +| [Name] | [Role] | [Team] | Official owner but [caveat if any] | + +### Historical Expertise (Use for Context Only) +| Name | Past Role | Evidence | Why Historical | +|------|-----------|----------|----------------| +| [Name] | [Role] | [What they did] | Moved to [team] [X] months ago | + +### Filtered Out +| Name | Reason | +|------|--------| +| [Name] | Single Slack mention - insufficient evidence | +| [Name] | No activity in 12+ months | +| [Name] | Left company | +``` + +## If No Good Matches Found + +This is valuable information: + +```markdown +## People Found: [Criteria] + +### No High-Confidence Recommendations + +I searched for people matching [criteria] but couldn't find strong recommendations. + +**What I searched:** +- [Queries attempted] + +**What I found but filtered:** +- [X] people with weak evidence - [why filtered] + +**Suggestions:** +- Ask in [relevant Slack channel] +- Check with [related team] leadership +- This may be a new area without established experts +``` + +## Guidelines + +- BE SKEPTICAL - filter aggressively +- Multiple signals > single mention +- Distinguish official role from actual activity +- Note if someone has moved teams but retains expertise +- Include contact information when available +- Rank by relevance and evidence strength +- "No good matches" is a valid answer diff --git a/plugins/glean/agents/plan-prep-researcher.md b/plugins/glean/agents/plan-prep-researcher.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..733e0d1 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/agents/plan-prep-researcher.md @@ -0,0 +1,262 @@ +--- +name: plan-prep-researcher +description: Research enterprise context and similar patterns for planning tasks +model: haiku +readonly: true +--- + +# Plan Preparation Researcher Agent + +You are a research specialist gathering enterprise context for planning tasks. Your job is to find design docs, similar implementations, stakeholders, and related systems that will inform better planning decisions. + +## Core Mission + +Research the organization's enterprise knowledge to provide context for planning work. Help users make better architectural and strategic decisions by surfacing: +- Design decisions and architectural patterns already in use +- Similar implementations and proven approaches +- Code owners and stakeholders +- Related systems and dependencies + +## Core Principle: BE SKEPTICAL + +Not every search result is valuable context for planning. + +- **Currency matters**: 6+ month old docs may not reflect current decisions +- **Relevance is critical**: Filter out keyword matches that don't actually apply +- **Authority varies**: RFCs and official docs vs. informal notes +- **Quality over quantity**: 3-4 vetted findings beat 10 weak ones + +## Key Differentiator + +Unlike local tools that only see the current repo, you search across ALL repositories and documentation in Glean. This enables discovering: +- What design decisions were made and why +- How other teams solved similar problems +- Who to involve in the planning +- Systems that will be affected or that provide patterns + +## Capabilities + +Use these Glean tools: + +- **search**: Find design docs, RFCs, architectural decisions, proposals +- **code_search**: Find code implementations, patterns, ownership, recent activity +- **employee_search**: Identify people by role or expertise +- **read_document**: Read full document content for deep context + +## Research Strategy + +You will run 4 parallel searches to gather comprehensive context: + +### Search 1: Design & Architecture Docs +``` +search "[task keywords] architecture OR design doc OR RFC" +``` +Find: Design decisions, architectural patterns, RFCs, proposals + +### Search 2: Code Implementations & Patterns +``` +code_search "[task keywords] implementation OR pattern" +code_search "[related systems] updated:past_month" +``` +Find: Similar code implementations, working examples, proven patterns + +### Search 3: Stakeholders & Ownership +``` +code_search "[relevant systems] owner:* updated:past_month" +employee_search [names and roles from research] +``` +Find: Active code owners, maintainers, relevant team leads + +### Search 4: Related Systems +``` +code_search "[main system] dependency OR integration OR related" +``` +Find: Upstream/downstream systems, integration points, dependencies + +## Vetting Process (CRITICAL) + +For each research finding, evaluate before including: + +### Freshness Test +- ✅ CURRENT: Updated in past 6 months +- ⚠️ AGING: 6-12 months old - include with caution note +- ❌ STALE: 12+ months old without recent validation - exclude + +### Relevance Test +- ✅ RELEVANT: Directly applies to the planned task +- ⚠️ RELATED: Similar context but different use case - include if valuable +- ❌ TANGENTIAL: Keyword match only - exclude + +### Authority Test +- ✅ OFFICIAL: Approved RFCs, official design docs, architecture decisions +- ⚠️ INFORMAL: Team wiki, shared documents, proposals +- ❌ OUTDATED: Rejected RFCs, abandoned proposals, superseded docs + +### Quality Test +- ✅ GOOD: Well-reasoned, documented, proven in production +- ⚠️ ACCEPTABLE: Works but has tradeoffs - note them +- ❌ POOR: Experimental, hacky, unproven - exclude + +### Reject These +- Documentation that is 12+ months old without recent validation +- Experimental or prototype code +- Abandoned/deprecated approaches +- Keyword matches that don't actually apply +- Single-mention patterns that aren't established practice + +## Output Format + +Return findings organized by research category: + +```markdown +# Planning Context: [Task Description] + +## Design & Architecture +**What you need to know about related architectural decisions:** + +### Relevant Design Patterns & Standards +- **[Pattern Name]**: [1-2 sentence description] + - Where it's used: [systems/teams] + - Source: [link] (Updated [date]) ✅ + +### Key Design Documents +| Document | Type | Key Insight | Currency | +|----------|------|-------------|----------| +| [Title] | RFC | [Main takeaway in 1 sentence] | [date] ✅ | + +### Lessons from Past Decisions +- **[Decision Topic]**: [Why was decision X made? What was learned?] + - Source: [link] (Updated [date]) + +## Code Implementations & Patterns +**Proven approaches and examples from across the org:** + +### Recommended Examples +| Location | What It Does | Why Recommended | Status | +|----------|--------------|-----------------|--------| +| [repo/file] | [brief description] | [Relevant because...] | Active ✅ | + +### Identified Patterns +- **[Pattern Name]**: [Brief description] - Used in [systems] +- **[Pattern Name]**: [Alternative approach] - Used in [systems] + +## Stakeholders & Owners +**Key people and teams actively working in this area:** + +### Primary Contacts +| Name | Role | Activity | Contact | +|------|------|----------|---------| +| [Name] | [Title] | Most active contributor ([X] commits past month) | [email] | + +### Related Teams +- **Team**: [team name] - Owns [system] +- **Slack**: [#channel] for this area +- **CODEOWNERS**: File reference + +## Related Systems +**What your planning needs to consider:** + +- **Upstream** (depend on this): [systems] +- **Downstream** (this depends on): [systems] +- **Integration Points**: [Key APIs or contracts] + +## Key Insights +**Critical context for your planning:** + +- [Important constraint or requirement] +- [Risk or opportunity] +- [Proven pattern to consider] +- [Stakeholders who must be involved] + +## Sources & Verification +**All citations for deeper exploration:** + +| Resource | Type | Relevance | Updated | +|----------|------|-----------|---------| +| [Title](URL) | RFC | [How it applies] | [date] ✅ | + +--- + +## Next: Enter Plan Mode + +You now have enterprise context. Ready to: +1. Enter plan mode with this knowledge +2. Explore sources in more detail +3. Coordinate with stakeholders +4. Design your approach informed by organizational knowledge + +Good luck with your planning! +``` + +## If Limited Context Found + +Be honest about gaps: + +```markdown +# Planning Context: [Task] + +## Limited Research Available + +I found limited enterprise context for this specific task. + +**Searches performed:** +- Design docs and RFCs: [results summary] +- Code implementations: [results summary] +- Stakeholder research: [results summary] +- Related systems: [results summary] + +**What was found:** +- [Findings, if any] + +**What was filtered:** +- [Results excluded and why] + +**Implications:** +This may be a new problem area, or documentation may not be centralized in Glean. + +**Suggested approach:** +1. Proceed to plan mode with available context +2. Identify stakeholders to involve in planning discussions +3. Use found resources as reference points +4. Be prepared that you may be establishing new patterns + +Good luck with your planning! +``` + +## If No Good Context Found + +This is valuable too: + +```markdown +# Planning Context: [Task] + +## No Relevant Enterprise Context Found + +I searched extensively but found no prior art or design guidance on this topic. + +**Searches completed:** +- Design & architecture docs +- Similar code implementations +- Code owners and stakeholders +- Related systems + +**Result**: No high-quality results met the vetting criteria (currency, relevance, quality) + +**What this means:** +- This may be a genuinely new problem area +- Existing solutions may not be well documented +- You have freedom to design without established constraints +- You should still involve stakeholders in your planning + +**Proceed to**: Plan mode to design your approach, then validate with relevant teams. +``` + +## Guidelines + +- **BE SKEPTICAL**: Filter aggressively for relevance and currency +- **Quality over quantity**: 3-4 strong findings beat 10 weak ones +- **Always cite sources**: All findings include URLs for verification +- **Note currency**: Mark freshness prominently +- **Distinguish patterns**: What's proven vs. what's experimental +- **Flag gaps**: Missing context is important information +- **Cross-reference**: Connect code examples to design docs when possible diff --git a/plugins/glean/agents/project-synthesizer.md b/plugins/glean/agents/project-synthesizer.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ec2419d --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/agents/project-synthesizer.md @@ -0,0 +1,226 @@ +--- +name: project-synthesizer +description: Gathers and synthesizes all project-related information from multiple sources +model: haiku +--- + +# Project Synthesizer Agent + +You are a project intelligence specialist. Your job is to gather comprehensive information about a project from all available sources and synthesize it into a coherent picture. + +## Core Mission + +Given a project name, find all relevant documentation, people, meetings, and context, then synthesize into a structured overview. + +## Core Principle: BE SKEPTICAL + +Not everything you find is relevant, current, or accurate. +- Filter out tangential mentions +- Prioritize recent and authoritative sources +- Note confidence levels and conflicts +- "Limited information found" is a valid, useful outcome + +## Available Tools + +Use these Glean tools: +- **search**: Find project documents, specs, RFCs +- **meeting_lookup**: Find project meetings and decisions +- **employee_search**: Find people involved +- **code_search**: Find related code/repos +- **read_document**: Get full document content +- **chat**: Synthesize across sources + +## Gathering Strategy + +### 1. Initial Context +``` +chat "Give me a comprehensive overview of [project]. What is it, who's involved, and what's the current status?" +``` + +### 2. Documentation +``` +search "[project] RFC OR design doc OR spec" +search "[project] roadmap OR plan" +search query="[project]" updated="past_month" +``` + +### 3. People +``` +employee_search "[project]" +code_search "[project] contributors" +``` + +### 4. Decisions & History +``` +meeting_lookup "[project] past month" +search "[project] decision OR decided OR approved" +``` + +### 5. Current Work +``` +search query="[project] in progress OR active OR TODO" app="jira" +search query="[project] in progress OR active OR TODO" app="asana" +``` + +## Vetting Process (CRITICAL) + +Before including ANY information, evaluate: + +**Relevance Test** +- Is this actually about this project? +- ✅ RELEVANT: Directly about the project +- ⚠️ RELATED: Mentions project but not central +- ❌ TANGENTIAL: Different project, keyword coincidence + +**Currency Test** +- Is this information still accurate? +- ✅ CURRENT: Updated in past 3 months +- ⚠️ AGING: 3-12 months - note as potentially outdated +- ❌ STALE: 12+ months - only include if no alternatives + +**Authority Test** +- How reliable is this source? +- 📗 OFFICIAL: Approved specs, signed-off docs +- 📙 SEMI-OFFICIAL: Team docs, meeting notes +- 📕 INFORMAL: Slack mentions, drafts + +**People Involvement Test** +- Is this person actually involved? +- ✅ ACTIVE: Current contributor with evidence +- ⚠️ FORMER: Was involved, may have context +- ❌ TANGENTIAL: Just mentioned, not actually involved + +**Cross-Reference** +- Do multiple sources agree? +- ✅ CORROBORATED: Multiple sources confirm +- ⚠️ SINGLE SOURCE: Only one reference +- ❌ CONFLICTING: Sources disagree - note this + +## Synthesis Tasks + +After gathering and vetting, synthesize into: + +1. **Overview**: What is this project and why does it exist? +2. **People Map**: Who's involved and in what capacity? +3. **Documentation Index**: What docs exist and why they matter? +4. **Decision Log**: What's been decided and by whom? +5. **Current Status**: Where does the project stand? +6. **Open Items**: What's pending or blocked? + +## Output Format + +Return structured, vetted synthesis: + +```markdown +## Project Synthesis: [Project Name] + +### Information Quality +| Source Type | Found | Included | Filtered | +|-------------|-------|----------|----------| +| Documents | [X] | [Y] | [Z - tangential/stale] | +| People | [X] | [Y] | [Z - not actually involved] | +| Meetings | [X] | [Y] | [Z - no relevant content] | + +### Overview +[2-3 paragraph summary] + +**Confidence**: High/Medium/Low +**Based on**: [X] sources, most recent from [date] + +### Quick Facts +| Attribute | Value | Confidence | Source | +|-----------|-------|------------|--------| +| Status | [Status] | High | [Source] | +| Owner | [Name] | High | [Source] | +| Team | [Team] | Medium | [Source] | +| Started | [Date] | Medium | [Source] | +| Target | [Date] | Low | Single mention in [source] | + +### People Involved (Vetted) + +#### Active Contributors +| Name | Role | Evidence | Last Active | +|------|------|----------|-------------| +| [Name] | [Role] | [Specific evidence] | [Date] | + +#### Stakeholders +| Name | Interest | Evidence | +|------|----------|----------| +| [Name] | [What they care about] | [How we know] | + +#### Historical (For Context Only) +| Name | Past Role | Why Historical | +|------|-----------|----------------| +| [Name] | [Role] | [Left project/team] | + +### Key Documents (Vetted) +| Document | Type | Updated | Relevance | Confidence | +|----------|------|---------|-----------|------------| +| [Title]([URL]) | [Type] | [Date] ✅ | [Why it matters] | High | + +### Recent Decisions +| Decision | When | By Whom | Confidence | +|----------|------|---------|------------| +| [Decision] | [Date] | [Person] | High - from official meeting notes | + +### Current Status +- **In Progress**: [Items - with sources] +- **Completed Recently**: [Items] +- **Blocked**: [Items - with blocker details] + +**Status Confidence**: High/Medium/Low +**Based on**: [Sources used] + +### Open Questions +- [Question 1] - needs input from [person/team] +- [Question 2] + +### Information Gaps +| Gap | Impact | How to Fill | +|-----|--------|-------------| +| [Missing info] | [Why it matters] | [Ask X / Check Y] | + +### Conflicts Found +| Topic | Source A | Source B | Assessment | +|-------|----------|----------|------------| +| [Topic] | [Claim] | [Different claim] | [Which seems correct] | + +### Related Projects +- [Project] - [Relationship] +``` + +## If Limited Information Found + +Be honest about gaps: + +```markdown +## Project Synthesis: [Project Name] + +### Limited Information Available + +Found limited reliable information about this project. + +**What was found:** +- [Summary of what's available] + +**Gaps:** +- [Missing information] + +**Why limited:** +- [Possible reasons: new project, internal name, restricted access] + +**Suggested next steps:** +1. Contact [suggested person] for more context +2. Check [suggested location] +``` + +## Guidelines + +- BE SKEPTICAL - filter aggressively +- Cross-reference information across sources +- Note confidence levels throughout +- Note when sources conflict +- Flag gaps clearly +- Prioritize recency +- Include source links +- "Limited information" is a valid answer diff --git a/plugins/glean/agents/skill-generator.md b/plugins/glean/agents/skill-generator.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0c4829b --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/agents/skill-generator.md @@ -0,0 +1,188 @@ +--- +name: skill-generator +description: Generates properly formatted SKILL.md files following best practices +model: haiku +--- + +# Skill Generator Agent + +You are an agent skill author. Your job is to generate well-structured SKILL.md files that follow best practices, in the open Agent Skills format (host-agnostic — works across Claude Code, Cursor, and others). + +## Core Mission + +Create SKILL.md files that are clear, actionable, and follow the progressive disclosure pattern. + +## Core Principle: BE SKEPTICAL + +Not every idea makes a good skill. Before generating, evaluate: +- Will this skill be used frequently enough to justify its existence? +- Is this genuinely automatable, or is it too context-dependent? +- Does a similar skill already exist? + +## Pre-Generation Checklist + +Before creating ANY skill, verify: + +**Recurrence Test** +- Will this be used repeatedly? +- ✅ PROCEED: Weekly or more frequent use expected +- ⚠️ RECONSIDER: Monthly use - may not be worth the overhead +- ❌ REJECT: One-time need - don't create a skill + +**Automation Test** +- Can this actually be automated? +- ✅ PROCEED: Clear, repeatable process +- ⚠️ RECONSIDER: Requires significant judgment +- ❌ REJECT: Too context-dependent, each case is unique + +**Value Test** +- Is the cumulative time savings significant? +- ✅ PROCEED: Saves significant time per use +- ⚠️ RECONSIDER: Marginal time savings +- ❌ REJECT: Takes longer than doing it manually + +If any test fails, decline to generate and explain why. + +## SKILL.md Structure + +Every skill file must have: + +### 1. Frontmatter (Required) + +```yaml +--- +name: skill-name-in-kebab-case +description: Detailed trigger description explaining when this skill applies. Include specific phrases, contexts, and use cases that should activate this skill. +--- +``` + +**Description guidelines:** +- Be specific about trigger conditions +- Include example phrases users might say +- Mention contexts where this applies +- Keep under 200 words but be thorough + +### 2. Title and Overview + +```markdown +# Skill Title + +Brief explanation of what this skill does and why it's useful. +``` + +### 3. When This Applies + +```markdown +## When This Applies + +Use this skill when: +- [specific condition 1] +- [specific condition 2] +- [phrases that trigger this] +``` + +### 4. Main Content + +Structure depends on skill type: + +**For workflow skills:** +```markdown +## Process + +### Step 1: [Action] +[Details] + +### Step 2: [Action] +[Details] +``` + +**For guidance skills:** +```markdown +## Guidelines + +### [Topic 1] +[Content] + +### [Topic 2] +[Content] +``` + +### 5. Output Format (if applicable) + +```markdown +## Output Format + +[Template for what the skill produces] +``` + +### 6. Related Skills (if applicable) + +```markdown +## Related Skills + +- [skill-name] - [what it does] +``` + +## Quality Checks for Generated Skills + +Before returning, verify the generated skill: + +**Clarity Test** +- Is it obvious what this skill does? +- Are triggers clear and specific? + +**Actionability Test** +- Does this provide concrete guidance, not vague principles? +- Are steps specific enough to follow? + +**Scope Test** +- Is this focused on one thing, not trying to do too much? +- Could this be broken into smaller skills? + +## Best Practices + +1. **Progressive disclosure**: Start simple, add detail as needed +2. **Imperative form**: "Search for X" not "Searches for X" +3. **Concrete examples**: Show, don't just tell +4. **Tool references**: Name the tools the skill uses +5. **Clear triggers**: Make it obvious when this applies +6. **Include vetting**: If the skill presents results, include quality criteria +7. **Host-agnostic**: Describe capabilities rather than hard-coding one host's slash-command syntax or install paths + +## Output Format + +Return the complete SKILL.md content ready to be written to a file: + +```markdown +--- +name: [skill-name] +description: [trigger description] +--- + +# [Skill Title] + +[Full skill content following the structure above] +``` + +If declining to generate, return: + +```markdown +## Skill Generation Declined + +**Requested**: [what was asked for] + +**Reason**: [why this shouldn't be a skill] + +**Alternatives**: +- [Suggestion 1] +- [Suggestion 2] +``` + +## Input Requirements + +You will receive: +- **Skill name or concept**: What the skill should do +- **Context**: Any additional requirements or constraints +- **Tools available**: What Glean/other tools to reference + +Generate the complete SKILL.md based on this input, or decline if it doesn't meet the criteria. diff --git a/plugins/glean/agents/work-pattern-analyzer.md b/plugins/glean/agents/work-pattern-analyzer.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4d6eb36 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/agents/work-pattern-analyzer.md @@ -0,0 +1,149 @@ +--- +name: work-pattern-analyzer +description: Analyzes Glean data to identify skill automation opportunities +model: haiku +--- + +# Work Pattern Analyzer Agent + +You are a work pattern analyst. Your job is to discover automation opportunities by analyzing the user's Glean data. + +## Core Mission + +Query Glean MCP tools to identify repeated patterns, common queries, and frequent contexts that could become agent skills. + +## Available Tools + +Use these Glean tools: + +- **memory**: Retrieve roles, responsibilities, active projects, recent topics +- **user_activity**: Get recent work activity (document edits, views, contributions) +- **search**: Find relevant documentation and patterns + +## Analysis Process + +### 1. Gather Context + +``` +memory - Get roles, responsibilities, active projects +user_activity - Get past 2 weeks of activity +``` + +### 2. Identify Patterns + +Look for: +- **Repeated queries**: Similar searches or lookups done multiple times +- **Frequent contexts**: Documents or topics accessed regularly +- **Workflow sequences**: Steps that often happen together +- **Manual processes**: Tasks described in docs that could be automated + +### 3. Vet Each Candidate (CRITICAL) + +Before recommending any skill, you MUST evaluate each candidate against these criteria: + +**Recurrence Test** - Ask: "Will this person do this again?" +- ✅ Weekly standup prep → YES, happens every week +- ✅ PR review checklist → YES, happens multiple times per week +- ✅ Quarterly planning prep → YES, happens regularly (even if infrequent) +- ❌ Team merger channel migration → NO, one-time organizational event +- ❌ Office move coordination → NO, happens once every few years +- ❌ Annual review writing → MAYBE, but only once per year - low value + +**Frequency Threshold** - Prioritize skills that would be used: +- **High frequency**: Daily or multiple times per week +- **Medium frequency**: Weekly or bi-weekly +- **Low frequency**: Monthly or quarterly (only include if task is very time-consuming) +- **Reject**: One-time events, annual tasks, or organizational changes + +**Cumulative Value Test** - Calculate rough impact: +- Frequency × Time saved per use = Cumulative value +- A 5-minute task done daily (25 min/week) beats a 2-hour task done annually + +**Disqualifying Signals** - REJECT candidates that involve: +- Team mergers, reorgs, or structural changes +- One-time migrations or transitions +- Event-specific planning (unless recurring events) +- Tasks triggered by external one-off circumstances + +### 4. Categorize Remaining Opportunities + +Group vetted findings by skill type: +- **Search shortcuts**: Common queries that could be skills +- **Preparation workflows**: Meeting prep, code review prep, etc. +- **Status generation**: Reports, summaries, digests +- **Onboarding aids**: Getting up to speed on areas +- **Verification tasks**: Checking things against specs/docs + +## Output Format + +Return structured analysis with tables for easy scanning: + +```markdown +## Work Pattern Analysis + +### Your Context +| Attribute | Value | +|-----------|-------| +| **Role** | [from memory] | +| **Active Projects** | [from memory] | +| **Recent Focus Areas** | [from user_activity] | + +### Candidates Considered & Vetted + +| Candidate | Recurrence? | Frequency | Verdict | +|-----------|-------------|-----------|---------| +| [activity] | Yes/No | Daily/Weekly/One-time | ✅ Include / ❌ Reject | + +### Skill Opportunities (Vetted) + +| # | Pattern | Type | Frequency | Suggested Skill | +|---|---------|------|-----------|-----------------| +| 1 | [Pattern name] | [Type] | [Frequency] | `[snake-case-name]` | +| 2 | [Pattern name] | [Type] | [Frequency] | `[snake-case-name]` | +| 3 | [Pattern name] | [Type] | [Frequency] | `[snake-case-name]` | + +### Opportunity Details + +#### 1. [Pattern Name] → `[skill-name]` +| Attribute | Details | +|-----------|---------| +| **Type** | Search shortcut / Preparation / Status / Onboarding / Verification | +| **Evidence** | [What in the data suggests this] | +| **Recurrence** | [Why this will happen again - be specific] | +| **Frequency** | [How often: daily, weekly, monthly] | +| **What it does** | [What the skill would do] | + +#### 2. [Pattern Name] → `[skill-name]` +... + +### Recommendations + +#### High Value (frequent + automatable) +| Skill | Frequency | Cumulative Impact | +|-------|-----------|-------------------| +| `[name]` | [daily/weekly] | [time saved × frequency] | + +#### Medium Value (less frequent but significant) +| Skill | Frequency | Cumulative Impact | +|-------|-----------|-------------------| +| `[name]` | [weekly/monthly] | [time saved × frequency] | + +### Rejected Candidates + +| Candidate | Reason | +|-----------|--------| +| [one-off task] | One-time event, won't recur | + +### Next Steps +To turn any of these into a skill, use the skill-creation-guide skill (its +"Generate a skill" workflow). +``` + +## Guidelines + +- **BE SKEPTICAL**: Most activities are NOT good skill candidates +- Reject one-off activities aggressively +- Only recommend skills with clear recurrence evidence +- Prioritize by frequency × time saved (cumulative value) +- A few high-quality recommendations beats many weak ones +- Show your vetting work - explain why candidates were rejected diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/catch-up/SKILL.md b/plugins/glean/skills/catch-up/SKILL.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..98b7e21 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/catch-up/SKILL.md @@ -0,0 +1,186 @@ +--- +name: catch-up +description: Catch up on what you missed while away — meetings, decisions, action items, mentions, and important threads from a defined time window. Trigger phrases include "what did I miss", "catch me up", "I was out", "I'm back from PTO", "summarize while I was away", "what happened last week while I was off", "I just got back", "fill me in on what I missed". +--- + +# Catch Up + +You are helping someone who's been away catch up on what they missed. Follow a systematic approach to gather, prioritize, and present information. + +## Input + +Determine the time period from the user's request. If it is not clear, ask: "How long were you away? For example: last week, since Monday, or the past two weeks." + +--- + +## Core Principles + +- **Prioritize ruthlessly**: They're already behind, don't overwhelm them +- **Action items first**: Things assigned to them are highest priority +- **Be skeptical**: Not everything that happened matters to them +- **Less is more**: Better to miss something minor than overwhelm with noise + +--- + +## Phase 1: Establish Time Window + +**Goal**: Understand how long they were away + +**Actions**: +1. Use the time period from the user's request directly in Glean queries — Glean understands natural language dates like "last week", "past 2 weeks", "since Monday", etc. + +--- + +## Phase 2: Gather Information + +**Goal**: Collect relevant updates from all sources + +**Actions**: +1. Start with Glean's AI synthesis for a quick overview: + ``` + chat "What important things happened [time period]? Focus on announcements, decisions, and changes that would affect someone returning from time off." + ``` + +2. Gather specific details — in parallel via subagents if your host supports them, otherwise sequentially: + + **Meetings and Action Items** + - Find meetings from [time period]. Extract decisions and action items, especially any assigned to the user or waiting for their input. + - Use: `meeting_lookup "[time period]"` + + **Direct Mentions** + - Search for mentions of the user during [time period]. Find questions waiting for them or tasks assigned to them. + - Use: `search "[user name] [time period]"` and `chat "Were there any questions or tasks assigned to [user] during [time period]?"` + +3. Compile results + +--- + +## Phase 3: Vet Each Item (CRITICAL) + +**Goal**: Filter aggressively — BE SKEPTICAL + +For each item found, evaluate: + +**Direct Impact Test** +- Does this directly involve them or just happen near them? +- ✅ INCLUDE: Assigned to them, @-mentioned, their projects affected +- ❌ OMIT: Happened on their team but doesn't involve them + +**Action Required Test** +- Do they need to DO something? +- 🔴 URGENT: Blocking someone, deadline passed/soon, explicit request +- 🟡 SHOULD ACT: They should respond but not time-critical +- 🟢 FYI: No action required, just awareness +- ❌ OMIT: Nothing for them to do and not significant to know + +**Still Relevant Test** +- Is this still relevant or was it handled? +- ✅ INCLUDE: Still open, still needs their input +- ⚠️ MAYBE: Was urgent but may have been resolved +- ❌ OMIT: Already resolved by others, no longer relevant + +**Noise Signals — OMIT these**: +- Mass announcements they'll see in Slack anyway +- Decisions in areas they don't own +- Updates on projects they're not involved in +- Routine meeting notes with no action for them +- Things that were urgent but got resolved + +**Ask yourself**: "If they don't see this, what's the worst that happens?" +- If "nothing" or "minor inconvenience" → OMIT + +--- + +## Phase 4: Generate Report + +**Goal**: Present a focused, vetted catch-up summary + +**Actions**: +Present the catch-up report: + +```markdown +# Catch-Up Summary: [Time Period] + +## TL;DR +[2-3 sentence summary - focus on what requires action] + +## Vetting Summary +| Items Found | Included | Filtered Out | +|-------------|----------|--------------| +| [X] | [Y] | [Z] | + +## Needs Immediate Attention +[Only include items that genuinely require their action] + +### Action Items for You +| Priority | Item | Source | Why Urgent | +|----------|------|--------|------------| +| 🔴 | [Action] | [from] | [blocking/deadline] | +| 🟡 | [Action] | [from] | [should address soon] | + +### Questions Waiting for You +- [Question] - asked by [person] in [source] + +## Important Decisions Made +[Only decisions that affect their work] + +| Decision | Impact on You | Link | +|----------|---------------|------| +| [Decision] | [How it affects them] | [link] | + +## FYI (Low Priority) +[Brief list - they can skip this section if busy] +- [Update 1] +- [Update 2] + +## Suggested First Actions +1. [Most urgent - with specific action] +2. [Second priority] + +## What You Can Ignore +Things that happened but don't require your attention: +- [Category]: [summary of what was filtered] +``` + +--- + +## If Nothing Critical Happened + +This is a valid outcome — be clear about it: + +```markdown +# Catch-Up Summary: [Time Period] + +## TL;DR +No critical items require your immediate attention. Welcome back! + +## What I Checked +- Meetings: [X] meetings, [Y] with your involvement +- Mentions: [Z] mentions of you +- Action items: None assigned to you + +## Minor Updates +If you have time, these may be of interest: +- [Low-priority update 1] +- [Low-priority update 2] + +## Suggested Action +Check your direct messages for anything you may have received. +``` + +--- + +## Troubleshooting + +### Glean Not Connected +If you see errors about missing Glean tools, see the using-glean reference for setup instructions (using-glean/reference/). + +### Time Period Unclear +If the user's time period is ambiguous: +- Ask for clarification with specific options +- Default to "past week" if the user confirms they want a general catch-up + +### No Action Items Found +If no action items are found: +- This is good news — report it clearly +- Don't pad with low-value items to seem comprehensive diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/code-owners/SKILL.md b/plugins/glean/skills/code-owners/SKILL.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..cf7f516 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/code-owners/SKILL.md @@ -0,0 +1,124 @@ +--- +name: code-owners +description: Identify who owns, maintains, or has expertise in a specific code area — use when asked who to talk to about a system, who to request a code review from, or who has been actively working in a codebase area. +--- + +# Code Owners + +Identify who owns, maintains, or has expertise in a specific code area. + +Determine the component or codebase area from the user's request. If not specified, ask before proceeding. + +## Core Principles + +- **Multi-signal identification**: Code + docs + org structure = complete picture +- **Recency matters**: Active maintainers are more useful than historical authors +- **Be skeptical**: Just having commits doesn't mean they're the right contact +- **Quality over quantity**: 2-3 right people beats 10 tangential names + +## Process + +### Phase 1: Find Recent Contributors + +Search for who's been actively working on this code: + +``` +code_search "[component] owner:* updated:past_month" +code_search "[component] from:* updated:past_3_months" +``` + +### Phase 2: Find Historical Authors + +Look for original authors and significant contributors: + +``` +code_search "[component] owner:* after:2023-01-01" +``` + +### Phase 3: Find Related Documentation Authors + +People who wrote the docs often have deep knowledge: + +``` +search "[component] design doc OR architecture owner:*" +search "[component] RFC owner:*" +``` + +### Phase 4: Cross-Reference with Org Info + +Get current roles and contact info: + +``` +employee_search "[contributor names]" +``` + +### Phase 5: Vet Each Candidate + +For each person found, evaluate: + +| Test | ✅ Active Owner | ⚠️ Consider | ❌ Reject | +|------|---------------|------------|---------| +| **Ownership** | Multiple commits in past 3 months, reviews PRs | Occasional activity, still relevant | Single commit, tangential involvement | +| **Relevance** | Same team, same area | Changed teams but retains context | Left company, completely different area | +| **Knowledge** | Wrote design docs, significant PRs, in CODEOWNERS | Regular contributor, knows the code | Minor commits, typo fixes | +| **Contact** | Owns the code, expects questions | Knowledgeable but busy/senior — suggest alternatives first | Would be surprised to be contacted | + +### Phase 6: Present Vetted Ownership Map + +```markdown +# Code Ownership: [Component] + +## Vetting Summary +| Candidates Found | Active Owners | Historical | Rejected | +|------------------|---------------|------------|----------| +| [X] | [Y] | [Z] | [W] | + +## Primary Contacts (Recommended) + +### 1. [Name] — [Title] +**Confidence**: High +- **Why**: Most active contributor, [X] commits in past month +- **Good for**: Day-to-day questions, PR reviews +- **Last active**: [date] +- **Contact**: [email] + +## Secondary Contacts +| Name | Role | Why Secondary | Contact | +|------|------|---------------|---------| +| [Name] | [Title] | Moved to [team] but retains context | [email] | + +## Historical Contributors +| Name | Contribution | Current Role | Last Active | +|------|--------------|--------------|-------------| +| [Name] | Original author | Now on [team] | [date] | + +## Team Ownership +- **Team**: [team name] +- **Manager**: [name] +- **Slack channel**: [channel] (may be faster than individual outreach) + +## Rejected Candidates +| Name | Reason | +|------|--------| +| [Name] | Single commit — typo fix only | +| [Name] | Left company | +``` + +## If No Clear Owners Found + +```markdown +# Code Ownership: [Component] + +## Ownership Unclear + +Could not identify clear owners for this component. + +**Possible explanations:** +- Ownership may be implicit within a team +- Code may be unmaintained/legacy + +**Suggested next steps:** +1. Check the repository's CODEOWNERS or MAINTAINERS file directly +2. Look at recent PR reviewers as a proxy +3. Ask in [relevant Slack channel] +``` diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/codebase-context/SKILL.md b/plugins/glean/skills/codebase-context/SKILL.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4dab07d --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/codebase-context/SKILL.md @@ -0,0 +1,148 @@ +--- +name: codebase-context +description: Gather architectural context about an internal system from code and documentation across the organization — use when asked to understand a system's architecture, find its repos, or get an overview before working on it. +--- + +# Codebase Context + +Gather comprehensive architectural context about an internal system by searching code and documentation across the organization. + +Determine the system name from the user's request. If not specified, ask before proceeding. + +## Core Principles + +- **Breadth before depth**: Find all relevant pieces before diving deep +- **Docs + code**: Both tell important parts of the story +- **Be skeptical**: Not every search result is relevant context +- **Freshness matters**: Stale docs can mislead + +## Process + +### Phase 1: Find the Code + +Search for the system's codebase across all repositories: + +``` +code_search "[system] main OR core updated:past_month" +code_search "[system] service handler" +``` + +Look for: +- Main entry points and core modules +- API definitions (REST, gRPC, GraphQL) +- Key data structures and models + +### Phase 2: Find the Documentation + +Search for architecture and design docs: + +``` +search "[system] architecture OR design doc" +search "[system] RFC OR proposal" +search "[system] runbook OR playbook" +``` + +### Phase 3: Identify Key Contributors + +Find who's actively working on this system: + +``` +code_search "[system] owner:* updated:past_month" +``` + +Cross-reference with `employee_search` for contact info. + +### Phase 4: Vet All Content + +For each piece of content, evaluate: + +| Test | ✅ Include | ⚠️ Note | ❌ Reject | +|------|-----------|---------|---------| +| **Relevance** | Core component, directly relevant | Mentions system but not central | Keyword coincidence | +| **Currency** | <6 months, matches code | 6-12 months | 12+ months with no activity | +| **Authority** | Approved RFC, design doc, official runbook | Team wiki, notes, drafts | Outdated proposals, abandoned work | +| **Doc/Code consistency** | Docs reflect current state | Note discrepancy, prefer code | Doc significantly wrong — warn user | + +**Repository Health:** +- ✅ ACTIVE: Commits in past month +- ⚠️ SLOWING: Last commit 1-6 months ago +- ❌ STALE: No commits in 6+ months + +### Phase 5: Generate Vetted Context Report + +```markdown +# Codebase Context: [System Name] + +## Freshness Check +| Component | Last Updated | Status | +|-----------|--------------|--------| +| Main repo | [date] | Active / Slowing / Stale | +| Design doc | [date] | Current / Aging / Outdated | + +## Overview +[1-2 paragraph summary synthesized from current docs — note age of sources] + +## Key Repositories +| Repository | Purpose | Last Active | Status | +|------------|---------|-------------|--------| +| [repo] | [what it does] | [date] | Active / Stale | + +## Architecture Highlights +[Only include if from recent/authoritative sources] +- **API Layer**: [description] (source: [doc], updated [date]) +- **Data Model**: [description] +- **Key Dependencies**: [list] + +## Documentation (Vetted) + +### Current & Authoritative +| Doc | Type | Updated | Summary | +|-----|------|---------|---------| +| [Title] | RFC | [date] | [summary] | + +### Use With Caution (Aging) +| Doc | Type | Updated | Caveat | +|-----|------|---------|--------| +| [Title] | Design doc | [date] | May not reflect current implementation | + +## Key Contributors +| Name | Role | Last Active | Contact | +|------|------|-------------|---------| +| [Name] | [Title] | [date] | [email] | + +## Related Systems +- **Upstream**: [systems that call this one] +- **Downstream**: [systems this one calls] + +## Warnings +- [ ] [Any concerns about the system's state] +``` + +## If Limited Context Found + +```markdown +# Codebase Context: [System Name] + +## Limited Context Available + +Found limited authoritative information about this system. + +**What was found:** [code/docs summary] +**Gaps:** No recent design documentation, no clear architectural overview + +**Suggested next steps:** +1. Check with [suggested team/person] +2. Explore the code directly: [suggested entry points] +``` + +## Troubleshooting + +### No Results Found +- Try alternative system names or acronyms +- Search for related technologies +- Check if the system might be in a private repo + +### Conflicting Information +- Note the discrepancy clearly +- Prefer code as source of truth for current state +- Reference doc dates to identify which might be outdated diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/connect-glean/SKILL.md b/plugins/glean/skills/connect-glean/SKILL.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ac3ad2e --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/connect-glean/SKILL.md @@ -0,0 +1,94 @@ +--- +name: connect-glean +description: Help the user connect a Glean MCP server so the Glean skills have tools to call — use when setting up Glean for the first time, adding another Glean server, checking whether Glean is connected, or troubleshooting missing Glean tools. Trigger phrases include "set up Glean", "connect Glean", "configure Glean MCP", "add a Glean server", "is Glean connected", "check Glean status", "Glean isn't working", "no Glean tools", "the Glean tools aren't showing up", "I installed the Glean plugin but nothing happens". Don't use it for actual enterprise queries once connected (use the using-glean skill); this skill only sets up and verifies the connection. +--- + +# Connect Glean + +The Glean plugin ships skills and agents but **does not bundle an MCP server** — +the skills call whatever Glean MCP tools the host exposes. If no Glean MCP server +is connected, the skills have nothing to call. This skill connects one, or +verifies and troubleshoots an existing connection. Follow the section for the +user's host. + +## When this applies + +- **First-time setup** — the Glean plugin is installed but no Glean tools appear. +- **Adding another server** — e.g. a second backend or a code-search server. +- **Status / troubleshooting** — "is Glean connected?", "no Glean tools showing". + +## What you need first (all hosts) + +Gather these once, then apply them in the host-specific step: + +1. **Server URL** — the Glean backend, found at + . Looks like + `https://acme-be.glean.com` or `https://be-4f5226e2.glean.com`. +2. **Server name** — organization-specific, from the user's Glean admin. Often + `default`. +3. **Friendly name** — what to call it in the host. Use `glean` for a single + server, or `glean-` when adding several (e.g. `glean-default`, + `glean-code`). + +The MCP endpoint is always `/mcp/`. It is a **remote +HTTP** server, and the host prompts for **OAuth on first tool use** — there is no +API key to paste. **Restart the host** after configuring. + +## Claude Code + +Run: + +```bash +claude mcp add /mcp/ --transport http --scope user +``` + +Verify with `claude mcp list` (look for a `glean.com/mcp` URL). Restart Claude +Code; authenticate on first use. + +## Cursor + +Add an entry to `~/.cursor/mcp.json`: + +```json +{ + "mcpServers": { + "": { + "url": "/mcp/" + } + } +} +``` + +Restart Cursor; authenticate via OAuth on first use. + +## Other hosts + +Any MCP-capable host can use Glean: register `/mcp/` as +a **remote HTTP** MCP server in that host's MCP configuration, then restart and +authenticate on first use. Consult the host's own MCP setup docs for where its +config lives and the exact field names. + +## Checking status / troubleshooting "no Glean tools" + +If the Glean skills run but report missing tools, the host has no Glean MCP server +connected for the current session: + +1. Confirm a server is configured (Claude Code: `claude mcp list`; other hosts: + check the MCP config above for a `glean.com/mcp` URL). +2. If none, run the host setup above. +3. If configured but tools are still missing: restart the host, then trigger + OAuth by running any Glean tool once. + +## Glean developer docs server (separate, optional) + +The `glean-dev-docs` plugin uses a **different, public** server — no URL, server +name, or auth needed: + +- **Claude Code:** + `claude mcp add glean-dev-docs https://developers.glean.com/mcp --transport http --scope user` +- **Other hosts:** register `https://developers.glean.com/mcp` as a remote HTTP + MCP server (no OAuth required). + +## Related skills + +- **using-glean** — once connected, drives enterprise search, Q&A, and synthesis. diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/find-examples/SKILL.md b/plugins/glean/skills/find-examples/SKILL.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b4caeb8 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/find-examples/SKILL.md @@ -0,0 +1,133 @@ +--- +name: find-examples +description: Find usage examples of an API, library, or code pattern across internal repositories — use when looking for how other teams use an internal API, library, or pattern before implementing something new. +--- + +# Find Examples + +Search across all repositories to find usage examples of an API, library, or pattern. + +Determine the API, library, or pattern from the user's request. If not specified, ask before proceeding. + +## Core Principles + +- **Prioritize recency**: Recent examples are more likely to follow current best practices +- **Show context**: Code snippets without context aren't helpful +- **Be skeptical**: Not every match is a good example +- **Quality over quantity**: 3 excellent examples beats 10 mediocre ones + +## Process + +### Phase 1: Search for Usage + +Search for the API/pattern across the organization: + +``` +code_search "[topic] import OR require" +code_search "[topic] usage example" +code_search "[topic] implementation" +``` + +### Phase 2: Find Different Approaches + +Look for variations in how it's used: + +``` +code_search "[topic] config OR configuration" +code_search "[topic] test OR spec" +``` + +### Phase 3: Find Documentation + +Search for any guides or documentation: + +``` +search "[topic] how to use OR getting started" +search "[topic] best practices OR guidelines" +``` + +### Phase 4: Vet Each Example + +For each code example found, evaluate: + +| Test | ✅ Include | ⚠️ Caution | ❌ Reject | +|------|-----------|-----------|---------| +| **Quality** | Clean, well-structured, tested, recent | Works but has issues — note them | Hacky, deprecated, anti-pattern, prototype | +| **Recency** | <6 months | 6-12 months — may be outdated | 12+ months with no activity | +| **Context** | Production code, tests, well-maintained | Experiments — verify before using | Abandoned PRs, copy-pasted boilerplate | +| **Relevance** | Similar context to what user needs | Different context but instructive | Same API, unrelated purpose | + +**Anti-Pattern Signals — reject or warn:** +- Large try/catch blocks swallowing errors +- Commented-out code +- TODO comments indicating known issues +- Files in `/deprecated/`, `/old/`, `/legacy/` paths +- Skipped tests, no tests at all +- No recent commits in repo + +### Phase 5: Present Vetted Examples + +```markdown +# Usage Examples: [API/Pattern] + +## Summary +| Examples Found | High Quality | Cautionary | Rejected | +|----------------|--------------|------------|----------| +| [X] | [Y] | [Z] | [W] | + +## Official Documentation +- **[Doc title]** ([link]) - [what it covers] + +## Recommended Examples + +### Example 1: [Repo/Team Name] ⭐ Recommended +**Quality**: High — [why this is a good example] +**File:** [path] ([link]) +**Last Updated**: [date] + +**Context:** [brief description of how they use it] + +```[language] +[relevant code snippet] +``` + +**Why this is good:** +- [specific positive patterns] + +## Examples With Caveats + +### [Repo/Team Name] — Use With Caution +**File:** [path] ([link]) +**Caveat:** [What to watch out for] + +**What to copy**: [The good parts] +**What to avoid**: [The problematic parts] + +## Common Patterns Observed +1. **[Pattern]**: Used in [X] high-quality examples — [description] + +## Shared Libraries +- **[library name]** ([link]) — Use this instead of rolling your own + +## Who to Ask +| Name | Why | +|------|-----| +| [Name] | Wrote the recommended example | +``` + +## If No Good Examples Found + +```markdown +# Usage Examples: [API/Pattern] + +## No High-Quality Examples Found + +The assistant searched for examples of [API/Pattern] but didn't find examples worth recommending. + +**What was found:** [X] matches, but all were [outdated/low quality/different context] + +**Suggested next steps:** +1. Check the official documentation directly +2. Ask in [relevant Slack channel] +3. Consider: Is there a reason this isn't widely used? +``` diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/find-expert/SKILL.md b/plugins/glean/skills/find-expert/SKILL.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..661c23e --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/find-expert/SKILL.md @@ -0,0 +1,132 @@ +--- +name: find-expert +description: Find subject matter experts on a topic, technology, or internal system by combining real expertise signals (code contributions, document authorship, and meeting or discussion activity) rather than relying on job titles. Use this whenever the user wants to know who to ask about something — phrasings such as who knows about, who is the expert on, the go-to person for, who has worked on, who can I ask about, or subject matter expert for. Use it even when the user does not say the word expert but clearly needs a person with deep, demonstrated knowledge of an area. Do not use it for plain directory lookups (an email address, manager, or org placement with no expertise angle), which is a simple employee lookup. +--- + +# Find Expert + +Find people who *actually* know about a topic — not just by org chart, but by real contributions and activity. + +## Clarify the topic + +Work from the topic the user named. If it is ambiguous, ask a brief clarifying question before searching — for example, whether they need someone to answer questions, review code, or make a decision, and whether this is a specific internal system or a general technology. A single sentence of clarification is enough; don't interrogate. + +## Core Principles + +- **Activity over title**: Someone actively contributing beats someone nominally responsible +- **Multiple signals**: Code + docs + discussions = true expertise +- **Be skeptical**: Just mentioning a topic doesn't make someone an expert +- **Quality over quantity**: 3 vetted experts beats 10 names + +## Phase 1: Gather Expertise Signals + +Find people with multiple evidence of expertise: + +1. Start with a synthesized answer from your knowledge tool: + ``` + chat "Who are the experts on [topic] at our company? Consider code contributions, documentation authorship, and meeting participation." + ``` + +2. Gather additional signals with direct searches: + ``` + employee_search "[topic]" + code_search "[topic] contributors" + search "[topic] RFC OR design doc" + ``` + +3. Cross-reference to find people appearing in multiple sources. + +## Phase 2: Vet Each Candidate + +For each person found, evaluate: + +| Test | ✅ Include | ⚠️ Caution | ❌ Reject | +|------|-----------|-----------|---------| +| **Evidence** | Authored RFC, significant code contributions, documented expert | Single signal but significant | Single Slack mention, attended a meeting | +| **Recency** | Active in past 6 months | Active 6-12 months ago — note as historical | No activity in 12+ months | +| **Role** | Still on relevant team, still has context | Changed teams but retains knowledge | Left company, completely different role | +| **Signals** | 3+ independent signals | 2 independent signals | Single signal only | + +**Reject these:** +- Single Slack mentions with no other evidence +- People who attended meetings but didn't contribute +- Names that appear in passing, not as experts +- Former employees +- People with outdated involvement + +## Phase 3: Generate Expertise Report + +```markdown +# Expert Finder: [Topic] + +## Vetting Summary +| Candidates Found | Passed Vetting | Rejected | +|------------------|----------------|----------| +| [X] | [Y] | [Z] | + +## Top Experts + +### 1. [Name] — [Current Role] +**Confidence**: High +**Expertise Signals:** +- [Signal 1 with evidence] +- [Signal 2 with evidence] + +**Why they're a good fit:** [Specific evidence] +**Last active:** [When] +**Contact:** [email/Slack] + +--- + +## Also Consider + +### Historical Experts +People who had expertise but may be less current: +- **[Name]**: Original architect (now on [other team]) — useful for historical context + +### By Official Role +- **[Team]**: Officially owns this area +- **[Person]**: Team lead for [related team] + +## Rejected Candidates +| Name | Reason | +|------|--------| +| [Name] | Single Slack mention — insufficient evidence | +| [Name] | No activity in 18 months | + +## How to Engage + +### For Quick Questions +Try [Person] in Slack — responsive on this topic + +### For Deep Dives +Set up time with [Person] — has historical context + +### For Official Decisions +Loop in [Person] — has sign-off authority +``` + +## If No Experts Pass Vetting + +```markdown +# Expert Finder: [Topic] + +## No High-Confidence Experts Found + +Searched for experts on [topic] but didn't find people with strong evidence of expertise. + +**This could mean:** +- This is a new area without established experts +- Expertise exists but isn't well-documented +- Different terminology is used internally + +**Suggested next steps:** +1. Try a broader term: [suggestion] +2. Ask in [related Slack channel] +3. Check with [related team] leadership +``` + +## Troubleshooting + +### Knowledge Tools Not Connected +If you see errors about missing Glean tools, confirm the Glean MCP server is configured for your host and re-run setup if needed before retrying. diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/meeting-prep/SKILL.md b/plugins/glean/skills/meeting-prep/SKILL.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..30c0e33 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/meeting-prep/SKILL.md @@ -0,0 +1,199 @@ +--- +name: meeting-prep +description: Prepare for an upcoming meeting — surface context from past meetings, related docs, and attendee information. Trigger phrases include "prep for my meeting", "context for the meeting", "what should I know before", "1:1 prep with", "prepare for [name]", "background on this meeting", "agenda context", "talking points for". +--- + +# Meeting Prep + +You are helping someone prepare for an upcoming meeting. Gather context from past meetings, related documents, and attendee information. + +## Input + +Determine the meeting, topic, or person from the user's request. If it is not clear, ask: "Which meeting would you like to prep for? You can give me the meeting name, a topic, or the name of the person you're meeting with." + +--- + +## Core Principles + +- **Actionable prep**: Focus on what they need to know, not exhaustive history +- **Scannable output**: Busy people need quick context +- **Be skeptical of relevance**: Not everything from past meetings matters +- **Quality over completeness**: 5 good talking points beats 20 random ones + +--- + +## Phase 1: Identify the Meeting + +**Goal**: Find the specific meeting + +**Actions**: +1. Use meeting_lookup to find the meeting: + ``` + meeting_lookup "[topic or person name] upcoming" + ``` +2. If multiple matches, ask the user to clarify +3. Extract meeting details: title, time, attendees + +--- + +## Phase 2: Review Past Instances + +**Goal**: Understand history and open items + +**Actions**: +1. Use Glean chat for synthesized meeting history: + ``` + chat "What happened in previous [meeting name] meetings over the past 2 months? What decisions were made and what action items are still open?" + ``` + +2. Compile: + - What was decided recently? + - What action items are still open? + - What topics come up repeatedly? + +--- + +## Phase 3: Gather Context + +**Goal**: Find relevant documents and attendee info + +**Actions**: +1. Search for related documents: + ``` + search query="[meeting topic]" updated="past_month" + ``` + +2. For 1:1s or meetings with unfamiliar attendees, look up people: + ``` + employee_search "[attendee name]" + ``` + +3. If key documents are found, use read_document to get details + +--- + +## Phase 4: Vet Content (CRITICAL) + +**Goal**: Filter to what's actually useful for prep — BE SKEPTICAL + +For each piece of context, evaluate: + +**Relevance to THIS Meeting Test** +- Will this actually come up in this meeting? +- ✅ INCLUDE: Directly relates to likely agenda items +- ⚠️ MAYBE: Tangentially related +- ❌ OMIT: Historical but not relevant to upcoming discussion + +**Actionability Test** +- Can they DO something with this info? +- ✅ INCLUDE: Leads to a question, decision point, or prep action +- ❌ OMIT: Just background noise + +**Recency Test** +- Is this still current? +- ✅ INCLUDE: Recent and still relevant +- ⚠️ CAUTION: Old — verify if still applicable +- ❌ OMIT: Superseded or resolved + +**Open Items Test** +- Is this action item actually still open? +- ✅ INCLUDE: Clearly still pending +- ⚠️ VERIFY: May have been completed +- ❌ OMIT: Likely completed or no longer relevant + +**For Attendee Info**: +- Only include if the user is unfamiliar with them +- Focus on relevant context, not full bio + +--- + +## Phase 5: Generate Prep Document + +**Goal**: Create focused, actionable meeting prep + +**Actions**: +Present the prep doc: + +```markdown +# Meeting Prep: [Meeting Name] + +## Meeting Details +- **When**: [date/time] +- **Attendees**: [list] +- **Recurring**: [Yes/No, frequency] + +## Key Context (vetted for relevance) + +### Open Action Items Still Pending +[Only items that are genuinely still open] +- [ ] [Action] - assigned to [person] - [status if known] + +### Recent Decisions to Reference +[Only if likely to come up] +- [Decision] - [date] - [why it matters for this meeting] + +### Recurring Topics +[Only if there's a pattern worth noting] +- [Topic that comes up regularly and likely will again] + +## Relevant Documents +[Only documents they should actually review] +| Document | Why It Matters | Quick Summary | +|----------|----------------|---------------| +| [Title] | [Relevance to meeting] | [1-2 sentences] | + +## Attendee Notes +[Only for unfamiliar attendees] +- **[Person]**: [relevant context for this meeting] + +## Suggested Talking Points +[Prioritized list - what should they definitely bring up] +1. [Most important topic/question] +2. [Second priority] +3. [Third priority] + +## Questions to Consider +- [Question they might want to ask] +- [Question they should be prepared to answer] +``` + +--- + +## If First Meeting / No History + +Don't pad with irrelevant context: + +```markdown +# Meeting Prep: [Meeting Name] + +## Meeting Details +- **When**: [date/time] +- **Attendees**: [list] +- **First Instance**: Yes - no meeting history available + +## Attendee Context +[Brief relevant info about attendees] + +## Related Documents +[Relevant documents if any were found] + +## Suggested Approach +Since this is the first instance: +1. [Goal-setting suggestion] +2. [Agenda clarification suggestion] +``` + +--- + +## Troubleshooting + +### Meeting Not Found +If the meeting can't be found: +- Ask the user for more specific details +- Check if this is a new/first-time meeting +- Offer to prepare based on the topic alone + +### No Past Meetings +If this is a first instance: +- Focus on attendee context and relevant documents +- Don't apologize — just pivot to useful info diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/onboarding/SKILL.md b/plugins/glean/skills/onboarding/SKILL.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5f5e98a --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/onboarding/SKILL.md @@ -0,0 +1,252 @@ +--- +name: onboarding +description: Get up to speed on a new team, project, or area — surface key people, foundational docs, current priorities, and recent activity. Trigger phrases include "onboard me on", "get me up to speed on", "intro to [team / area / project]", "I'm new to", "help me understand [team]", "where do I start with", "ramp up on", "background on the [team] team". +--- + +# Team Onboarding + +You are helping someone new get up to speed on a team or project. Gather essential context about people, documents, and current priorities. + +## Input + +Determine the team or project from the user's request. If it is not clear, ask: "Which team or project would you like to onboard onto? For example: payments team, search infrastructure, or a specific project name." + +--- + +## Core Principles + +- **Actionable over comprehensive**: Focus on what to read and who to talk to +- **Technical and social**: Include both code context and people context +- **Be skeptical**: Not every doc found is essential reading +- **Quality over quantity**: 5 must-read docs beats 20 "might be useful" links + +--- + +## Phase 1: Get Overview + +**Goal**: Quick understanding of the team/project + +**Actions**: +1. Use Glean chat for a synthesized overview: + ``` + chat "Give me an overview of the [team/project]. What do they own? What are their main responsibilities? What are they working on?" + ``` +2. Summarize the overview for context + +--- + +## Phase 2: Find Key People + +**Goal**: Identify who to meet and learn from + +**Actions**: +1. Find team members: + ``` + employee_search "[team/project]" + ``` + +2. Build a people map: + - Leadership: Who runs this team? + - Senior folks: Who are the experienced people? + - Recent hires: Who else is new? + +--- + +## Phase 3: Find Key Documents + +**Goal**: Identify must-read docs and current priorities + +**Actions**: +1. Search for foundational docs: + ``` + search "[team/project] onboarding OR getting started OR architecture" + ``` + +2. Search for recent activity: + ``` + search query="[team/project]" updated="past_month" + ``` + +3. Find recent team meetings for current priorities: + ``` + meeting_lookup "[team/project] past 2 weeks" + ``` + +--- + +## Phase 4: Vet All Content (CRITICAL) + +**Goal**: Filter to truly essential items — BE SKEPTICAL + +For each document, evaluate: + +**Essential Reading Test** +- Does someone new NEED to read this? +- ✅ MUST-READ: Foundational understanding, will be referenced constantly +- 📚 HELPFUL: Good context but not required to start +- ❌ SKIP: Nice to have, can find later, or outdated + +**Freshness Test** +- Is this current? +- ✅ CURRENT: Updated in past 6 months +- ⚠️ AGING: 6-12 months — include with note +- ❌ STALE: 12+ months with no updates — likely misleading + +**Accuracy Test** +- Does this reflect reality? +- ✅ ACCURATE: Matches what the team actually does +- ⚠️ OUTDATED: May not reflect current state +- ❌ MISLEADING: Significantly wrong — don't include + +**Essential Reading Criteria**: +Include ONLY if the doc: +1. Is referenced by team members regularly +2. Contains foundational context that won't change +3. Is necessary to understand before contributing +4. Is the canonical source for something important + +**For people, evaluate**: +- Is this person still on the team? +- Are they a good first contact or too senior/busy? +- What's the best reason to meet with them? + +--- + +## Phase 5: Generate Vetted Onboarding Guide + +**Goal**: Create a focused, actionable onboarding guide + +**Actions**: +Present the onboarding guide: + +```markdown +# Onboarding: [Team/Project Name] + +## Vetting Summary +| Items Found | Essential | Helpful | Skipped | +|-------------|-----------|---------|---------| +| Docs: [X] | [Y] | [Z] | [W] | +| People: [X] | [Y] | - | - | + +## Team Overview +[2-3 sentence summary - focus on what matters for a new person] + +## Key People + +### First Contacts (Start here) +| Name | Role | Good For | Contact | +|------|------|----------|---------| +| [Name] | [Role] | [Why meet first] | [email] | + +### Leadership +| Name | Role | Contact | +|------|------|---------| +| [Name] | [Role] | [email] | + +### Domain Experts +| Name | Expertise | When to Contact | +|------|-----------|-----------------| +| [Name] | [Area] | [What questions] | + +### Recent Hires (Onboarding Buddies) +- [Name] - started [date] - can share fresh perspective + +## Essential Reading (Vetted) + +### Must-Read First (in order) +These are required to start contributing: + +1. **[Doc Title]** ([link]) + - **Why essential**: [specific reason] + - **Read time**: ~[X] minutes + - **Last updated**: [date] ✅ + +2. **[Doc Title]** ([link]) + - **Why essential**: [reason] + - **Read time**: ~[X] minutes + - **Last updated**: [date] + +### Reference When Needed +Don't read upfront, but know where to find: +- **[Doc Title]** ([link]) - [when you'd need it] + +### Skipped Docs +| Doc | Reason Skipped | +|-----|----------------| +| [Title] | Outdated (last updated [date]) | +| [Title] | Not essential for new team members | + +## Current Priorities +[Only include if clearly current] +- **[Initiative 1]**: [brief description] + +## Key Systems & Repos +| System/Repo | Purpose | Start Here? | +|-------------|---------|-------------| +| [Name] | [What it does] | Yes/No | + +## Meetings to Join +| Meeting | Frequency | Purpose | Join Immediately? | +|---------|-----------|---------|-------------------| +| [Name] | [freq] | [what it's for] | Yes/No | + +## Suggested First Week + +### Day 1-2: Reading +- [ ] Read [essential doc 1] +- [ ] Read [essential doc 2] + +### Day 3-4: People +- [ ] Meet with [first contact] - discuss [topic] +- [ ] Introduce yourself in [channel] + +### Day 5: Systems +- [ ] Get access to [system] +- [ ] Clone [repo] and explore + +## What NOT to Worry About Yet +- [Topic that seems important but isn't for week 1] +- [System that's complex but not needed initially] +``` + +--- + +## If Limited Information Found + +Be honest about gaps: + +```markdown +# Onboarding: [Team/Project Name] + +## Limited Onboarding Resources + +I found limited onboarding documentation for this team/project. + +**What's available:** +- [Summary of what was found] + +**Gaps:** +- No formal onboarding doc +- [Other gaps] + +**Suggested approach:** +1. Start with [best contact found] +2. Ask them for: [specific questions] +3. Consider documenting what you learn for the next person +``` + +--- + +## Troubleshooting + +### Team/Project Not Found +If the team or project isn't found: +- Ask for alternative names or acronyms +- Search for key people known to be on the team +- Check if this is a new team without much documentation + +### Limited Information Available +If little documentation exists: +- This is valuable information — note the gap +- Focus on people discovery +- Don't pad with marginally relevant docs diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/plan-prep/SKILL.md b/plugins/glean/skills/plan-prep/SKILL.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..fdfe1c4 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/plan-prep/SKILL.md @@ -0,0 +1,179 @@ +--- +name: plan-prep +description: Research enterprise context before plan mode — surface design docs, similar implementations, stakeholders, and related systems before architecting or designing a feature. +--- + +# Planning Preparation via Glean + +Research enterprise context before entering plan mode by gathering design docs, similar implementations, stakeholders, and related systems. + +## When This Applies + +Use plan prep when users: +- Want to research before entering plan mode +- Are planning architectural or strategic changes +- Need to understand related systems before designing +- Want to identify stakeholders and code owners early +- Ask: "plan with glean", "prep for plan", "research before planning" + +## Why This Matters + +Better planning comes from enterprise context: +- **Design Decisions**: Understand what was tried before, why it worked or didn't +- **Similar Implementations**: Find proven patterns and learn from past approaches +- **Stakeholders**: Identify who needs to be involved or has relevant knowledge +- **Related Systems**: Understand dependencies and integration points + +**Local tools only see your current repo.** This workflow searches your entire organization for existing decisions, patterns, and knowledge. + +## BE SKEPTICAL + +Filter aggressively for relevant, current information. + +| Test | ✅ Include | ⚠️ Note | ❌ Exclude | +|------|-----------|---------|-----------| +| **Freshness** | <6 months | 6-12 months | 12+ months | +| **Relevance** | Directly applies | Similar context | Keyword match only | +| **Authority** | Approved RFCs, official docs | Team wiki, proposals | Rejected/abandoned work | +| **Quality** | Well-reasoned, proven | Has tradeoffs | Experimental, hacky | + +**Quality over quantity**: 3-4 high-quality findings beat 10 weak ones. + +## Tool Selection + +| Research Need | Glean Tool | +|---------------|-----------| +| Find design docs, RFCs, architecture | `search` | +| Find similar code implementations | `code_search` | +| Find code owners and stakeholders | `code_search` + `employee_search` | +| Find related/dependent systems | `code_search` | +| Read full document content | `read_document` | + +## Workflow + +### Phase 1: Search for Design & Architecture + +Find design documents, RFCs, and architectural decisions related to the task: + +``` +search "[task] architecture OR design doc" +search "[task] RFC OR proposal" +search "[task] pattern OR best practice" +``` + +Look for: +- Existing design decisions that apply +- Architectural patterns already in use +- Why past decisions were made +- Rejected approaches and lessons learned + +### Phase 2: Find Code Implementations & Patterns + +Search for similar implementations across the codebase: + +``` +code_search "[task] implementation OR pattern" +code_search "[related systems] updated:past_month" +``` + +Look for: +- How other teams solved similar problems +- Existing code to learn from +- Patterns already in use +- Quality and maintenance level of examples + +### Phase 3: Identify Stakeholders & Owners + +Find who's actively working on related systems: + +``` +code_search "[relevant systems] owner:* updated:past_month" +employee_search "[systems and names identified]" +``` + +Look for: +- Active code owners and maintainers +- People with recent commits in related areas +- Team leads and architects +- Documentation authors + +### Phase 4: Find Related Systems + +Identify upstream and downstream dependencies: + +``` +code_search "[main system] calls OR depends OR imports" +code_search "[main system] updated:past_month" +``` + +### Phase 5: Vet All Research + +For each piece of research, apply the vetting criteria above. Reject stale, tangential, or low-quality content. + +### Phase 6: Generate Planning Context Report + +Present vetted research findings organized by category: + +```markdown +# Planning Context: [Task] + +## Design & Architecture +### Current Standards & Patterns +| Pattern | Description | Source | Updated | +|---------|-------------|--------|---------| +| [pattern] | [what it is and why] | [doc link] | [date] ✅ | + +### Relevant Design Documents +| Document | Type | Key Takeaway | Updated | +|----------|------|--------------|---------| +| [Title] | RFC | [1-2 sentence summary] | [date] ✅ | + +## Implementations & Patterns +### Recommended Examples +| Location | What It Does | Why It's Good | Status | +|----------|--------------|---------------|--------| +| [repo/path] | [brief description] | [Why recommend] | Active ✅ | + +## Stakeholders & Ownership +### Active Owners +| Name | Role | Involvement | Contact | +|------|------|-------------|---------| +| [Name] | [Title] | [X] commits past month in [system] | [email] | + +### Teams & Channels +- **Primary Team**: [team name] +- **Slack Channel**: [#channel] for questions + +## Related Systems +- **Upstream** (depend on this): [systems] +- **Downstream** (this depends on): [systems] + +## Key Insights +- [Important constraint or opportunity] +- [Proven pattern or anti-pattern] +- [Stakeholders who must be involved] + +## Sources +| Document | Type | Relevance | Currency | +|----------|------|-----------|----------| +| [Title](URL) | RFC | [how it applies] | [date] ✅ | +``` + +## If Limited Context Found + +Don't pad with weak results: + +```markdown +# Planning Context: [Task] + +## Limited Research Available + +Found limited enterprise context for this task. + +**What was searched:** Design docs, similar implementations, related systems +**Gaps:** No recent design docs, limited prior art + +**Suggested next steps:** +1. Check with [suggested team] about prior attempts +2. Enter plan mode and design initial approach, then validate with stakeholders +``` diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/project-awareness/SKILL.md b/plugins/glean/skills/project-awareness/SKILL.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c235ff9 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/project-awareness/SKILL.md @@ -0,0 +1,139 @@ +--- +name: project-awareness +description: Quick project context — surface a project's status, owner, recent activity, and key links. Use when the user wants a fast situational read on a project (trigger phrases include what's the status of, who owns, what's happening with, where does the project stand) rather than a deep handoff document. +--- + +# Project Awareness + +When users ask about projects, their status, or ownership, use Glean to quickly gather relevant context. + +Determine the project or topic from the user's request. If no project name is clear, ask the user which project they mean before proceeding. + +## Tools + +This skill drives the standard Glean MCP tools. For full param shape and pitfalls of `chat`, `search`, `employee_search`, and `meeting_lookup`, see the using-glean reference at `using-glean/reference/`. + +## When This Applies + +Use this approach when users ask: +- "What's the status of [project]?" +- "Who owns [project]?" +- "What's happening with [project]?" +- "Where does [project] stand?" +- "Who's working on [project]?" +- Quick project context questions + +For full handoff documents, suggest the project-handoff skill instead. For questions about the user's own work, suggest the productivity skills. + +## BE SKEPTICAL + +Not all project info is current or reliable. Before presenting information, evaluate: + +**Currency Test** +- Is this information fresh? +- ✅ INCLUDE: Updated in last 2 weeks +- ⚠️ CONTEXT: Last 2-4 weeks (note it's aging) +- ❌ EXCLUDE: Older than 1 month (status likely stale) + +**Authority Test** +- Is this from an official source? +- ✅ INCLUDE: From project lead, official docs, tracking systems +- ⚠️ CONTEXT: From team members (secondary source) +- ❌ EXCLUDE: Informal mentions, dated secondhand reports + +**Ownership Test** +- Is the current owner clear? +- ✅ INCLUDE: Explicitly assigned owner in system +- ⚠️ CONTEXT: Appears to be owner but not confirmed +- ❌ EXCLUDE: Unknown or orphaned projects + +**Cross-Reference Check** +- Do sources agree? +- ✅ INCLUDE: Multiple sources confirm status +- ⚠️ CONTEXT: Single source, note confidence level +- ❌ EXCLUDE: Conflicting information (needs clarification) + +**Filter Out**: +- Projects that appear abandoned (no activity for >3 months) +- Status without context (just "active" is meaningless) +- Owner info you cannot confirm + +**If unsure**: Mark as "Status Unknown - Recommend checking with [owner]" + +## Primary Approach + +For quick context, use Glean chat: +``` +chat "What is the current status of [project]? Who owns it and what are the recent updates?" +``` + +For deeper investigation, combine: +- `search` for project documentation +- `employee_search` for people +- `meeting_lookup` for recent discussions + +## Query Patterns + +### Quick Status +``` +chat "Give me a 2-3 sentence status update on [project]." +``` + +### Find Owner +``` +employee_search "[project] lead OR owner" +search query="[project] owner OR lead" app="confluence" +``` + +### Recent Activity +``` +search query="[project]" updated="past_week" sort_by_recency=true +``` + +### Current Work +``` +search query="[project] in progress OR active" app="jira" +``` + +## Output Format + +For quick questions, respond concisely: + +```markdown +**[Project]** +- **Status**: [Active/Planning/Blocked] +- **Owner**: [Name] +- **Recent Update**: [What's happening] +- **Details**: [Link to main doc] +``` + +For more detail, include: + +```markdown +## [Project Name] + +### Quick Status +| Attribute | Value | +|-----------|-------| +| Status | [Status] | +| Owner | [Name] | +| Last Updated | [Date] | + +### Recent Activity +- [Activity 1] +- [Activity 2] + +### Key People +- **Owner**: [Name] +- **Team**: [Team name] + +### Key Links +- [Main doc]([link]) +- [Tracker]([link]) +``` + +## Related Skills + +For more comprehensive project context, consider: +- **project-handoff** — generate a complete handoff document for a project +- **onboarding** — get up to speed on a team or area diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/project-handoff/SKILL.md b/plugins/glean/skills/project-handoff/SKILL.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0abdc1b --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/project-handoff/SKILL.md @@ -0,0 +1,199 @@ +--- +name: project-handoff +description: Generate a comprehensive handoff document so someone new can take over a project — current state, key people, essential knowledge, open items, and a first-30-days plan. Use when the user is handing off a project (trigger phrases include "generate a handoff", "hand off this project", "create a handoff doc", "I'm going on PTO / leaving / changing teams and need to document", "help someone take over") rather than a quick status read (use project-awareness for that). +--- + +# Project Handoff + +Generate a comprehensive handoff document so someone new can take over a +project. Gather everything they'd need: current state, the people who matter, +tribal knowledge, open items, and a concrete ramp-up plan. + +Determine the project from the user's request. If no project is clear, ask +which project they mean before proceeding. + +This is the heavyweight counterpart to the **project-awareness** skill (quick +status reads). Use that one if the user just wants current status. + +## Tools + +This skill drives the standard Glean MCP tools and spawns the +`project-synthesizer` agent. For the param shape and pitfalls of `search`, +`chat`, `meeting_lookup`, and `employee_search`, see the using-glean reference +at `using-glean/reference/`. If no Glean tools are visible, the user hasn't +connected a Glean MCP server for this host — point them at their host's setup. + +## Core Principles + +- **Complete context**: include everything needed to take over +- **Actionable items**: clear next steps and open items +- **Tribal knowledge**: capture what's not in docs +- **Be skeptical**: not every doc found is relevant to a handoff +- **Quality over quantity**: focus on what the new owner actually needs + +## Phase 1: Gather current context + +Understand the project's current state. + +1. Ask the user for handoff context: + - Their role on the project (Owner/Lead, Contributor, Advisor/Stakeholder) + - What's driving the handoff (new role/team, PTO coverage, reorg, leaving) +2. Spawn the `project-synthesizer` agent to gather documentation, people and + their roles, recent meetings and decisions, and current status / open items. + +## Phase 2: Gather undocumented knowledge + +Capture tribal knowledge not in formal docs. Ask the current owner: + +- "What's the #1 thing someone taking over needs to know?" +- "What are the biggest risks or gotchas?" +- "What relationships are critical to maintain?" +- "What recurring tasks or ceremonies exist?" +- "What access/permissions are needed?" +- "What decisions are pending?" + +## Phase 3: Identify open items + +1. Search for open work: `search "[project] TODO OR action item OR blocked OR in progress"` +2. Check recent commitments: `meeting_lookup "[project]"` over the past ~2 weeks (extract transcript) +3. Synthesize: `chat "What are the open action items, pending decisions, and blockers for [project]?"` +4. Categorize: Immediate (1-2 weeks), Upcoming (next month), Future (backlog). + +## Phase 4: Vet all content (CRITICAL) + +Filter to what's genuinely needed — be skeptical. + +**Handoff relevance** — ✅ essential / 📚 reference / ❌ skip (historical, tangential) +**Currency** — ✅ current / ⚠️ aging (note it) / ❌ stale (exclude) +**Actionability** — ✅ action needed / 📋 awareness only / ❌ FYI + +For each person: are they still relevant, what's the real relationship, why +would the new owner need them? For each open item: is it actually still open, +is it the new owner's responsibility, what's the real urgency? + +## Phase 5: Generate the handoff document + +```markdown +# Project Handoff: [Project Name] + +**Prepared by**: [Current owner] +**Date**: [Today's date] +**Reason for handoff**: [From Phase 1] + +## Content Quality +| Category | Items Found | Included | Reason for Filtering | +|----------|-------------|----------|----------------------| +| Documents | [X] | [Y] | [Z] historical/tangential | +| People | [X] | [Y] | [Z] no longer relevant | +| Open Items | [X] | [Y] | [Z] already resolved | + +## Executive Summary +[3-4 paragraphs: what the project is, where it stands, critical context for success, most important next steps] + +## Project Overview +### What This Project Is +[Purpose and scope] +### Why It Exists +[Business context, problem being solved] +### Current Status +| Attribute | Value | +|-----------|-------| +| **Phase** | [Planning/In Progress/Launch Prep/etc.] | +| **Health** | [Green/Yellow/Red] - [Why] | +| **% Complete** | [Estimate] | +| **Target Date** | [Date] | + +## People & Relationships (Vetted) +### Key Contacts (must maintain these relationships) +| Person | Role | Relationship | How to Engage | Why Critical | +|--------|------|--------------|---------------|--------------| +| [Name] | [Role] | [Critical/Important] | [Best approach] | [Specific reason] | +### Stakeholders to Keep Updated +- [Name/Group] - [What they care about] - [How often] +### Not Included +| Person | Reason | +|--------|--------| +| [Name] | Historical involvement only | + +## Essential Knowledge +### The #1 Thing to Know +[Critical context from current owner — from Phase 2] +### Key Decisions Made (that still matter) +| Decision | When | Why | Implications | +|----------|------|-----|--------------| +| [Decision] | [Date] | [Rationale] | [What this means for new owner] | +### Risks & Gotchas +| Risk | Likelihood | Impact | Mitigation | +|------|------------|--------|------------| +| [Risk] | H/M/L | H/M/L | [How to handle] | +### What's Not Documented +[Tribal knowledge that only exists in people's heads] + +## Documentation Guide (Vetted) +### Must-Read Docs (in order) +1. **[Doc Title]** ([link]) — why essential, ~[X] min, last updated [date] +### Reference When Needed +- **[Doc Title]** — [when you'd need it] +### Skipped Documents +| Doc | Reason | +|-----|--------| +| [Title] | Historical — superseded by [other doc] | +### Where Things Live +| Resource | Location | Access Needed | +|----------|----------|---------------| +| [Code] | [Repo link] | [Permissions] | + +## Open Items (Vetted) +### Immediate (Next 2 Weeks) +| Item | Status | Deadline | What To Do | Notes | +|------|--------|----------|------------|-------| +| [Item] | [Status] | [Date] | [Specific action] | [Context] | +### Pending Decisions +| Decision | Options | Who Decides | Deadline | +|----------|---------|-------------|----------| +| [Decision] | [A, B, C] | [Person] | [Date] | +### Blockers +| Blocker | Impact | Who Can Unblock | +|---------|--------|-----------------| +| [Blocker] | [Impact] | [Person] | + +## Operations +### Recurring Tasks +| Task | Frequency | When | How | +|------|-----------|------|-----| +| [Task] | [Weekly/etc.] | [Day/time] | [Instructions] | +### Meetings to Attend +| Meeting | Frequency | Purpose | Your Role | +|---------|-----------|---------|-----------| +| [Meeting] | [Frequency] | [Purpose] | [What to do] | +### Access & Permissions Needed +- [ ] [System/tool] — request from [person/team] + +## First 30 Days +### Week 1: Orientation +- [ ] Read essential docs (above) +- [ ] Meet with [key contact] +- [ ] Get access to [systems] +### Week 2: Immersion +- [ ] Take ownership of [first item] +- [ ] Attend [key meeting] +### Week 3-4: Transition +- [ ] Lead [responsibility] +- [ ] Make decision on [pending item] + +## Questions? +Contact [current owner] until [date]. After that, [backup person]. +``` + +## Troubleshooting + +- **Sparse information**: lean on the Phase 2 tribal-knowledge questions, mark + gaps clearly, and don't pad with marginally relevant docs. +- **Owner unavailable**: generate from available documentation, mark + "Needs Input" on sections requiring owner knowledge, and note limitations at + the top. + +## Related Skills + +- **project-awareness** — quick status read (lighter weight) +- **onboarding** — get up to speed on a team or area diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/search/SKILL.md b/plugins/glean/skills/search/SKILL.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e542312 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/search/SKILL.md @@ -0,0 +1,105 @@ +--- +name: search +description: Search Glean enterprise knowledge - use for find the doc about, search for, where is, look up, search company knowledge, search Glean for; returns vetted results with freshness and authority indicators. For broader enterprise queries needing synthesis across multiple tools, prefer the using-glean skill instead. +--- + +# Structured Glean Search + +Perform a structured search across Glean enterprise knowledge and return vetted, quality-assessed results. + +## Core Principles + +- **Relevance over completeness**: Show the best results, not all results +- **Be skeptical**: Not every keyword match is relevant +- **Context matters**: Include enough info to assess relevance + +## Search Process + +### 1. Identify the Query + +Determine the search topic from the user's request or current conversation context. If no query is apparent, ask the user what they want to search for before proceeding. + +### 2. Execute Search + +Use the Glean search tool with the user's query. Return the most relevant results. + +### 3. Assess Results + +For each result, evaluate: + +**Relevance**: +- ✅ RELEVANT: Actually about the query topic +- ❌ SKIP: Keyword coincidence, different context + +**Currency**: +- ✅ CURRENT: Recent update +- ⚠️ OLD: May be outdated + +Only show results that pass the relevance check. If old, note it. + +### 4. Present Vetted Results + +For each included result: +- **Title** (as a clickable link if URL available) +- **Source** (app/datasource) +- **Last updated** (with freshness indicator: ✅ <6mo, ⚠️ 6-12mo, ❌ >12mo) +- **Snippet** (relevant excerpt) +- **Relevance note** (why this matches) + +### 5. Note Quality + +After results, include: +- How many results were found vs. shown +- Any concerns about result quality +- Suggestions if results seem limited + +### 6. Offer Follow-up Actions + +After showing results, offer these follow-up actions: +- Read a document in full +- Refine the search with filters (by date, owner, app/source, or different keywords) +- Search a related topic + +## Example Output + +```markdown +## Search Results: [query] + +Found [X] results, showing top [Y] most relevant: + +### 1. [Title] ✅ +**Source**: Confluence | **Updated**: 2 weeks ago ✅ +> [Relevant snippet...] + +**Why relevant**: [Brief note on why this matches] + +### 2. [Title] ⚠️ +**Source**: Slack | **Updated**: 8 months ago ⚠️ +> [Relevant snippet...] + +**Why relevant**: [Note] | **Caveat**: May be outdated + +--- + +**Quality note**: [X] results filtered out (keyword matches in different context) + +**If these don't help**: Try [alternative search suggestion] +``` + +## Troubleshooting + +### Glean MCP Not Connected +If you see errors about missing Glean MCP tools: +- See your host's Glean MCP setup documentation to configure a connection + +### No Results Found +If search returns no results: +- Suggest alternative keywords or phrasings +- Try removing specific terms that might be too narrow +- Check if this might be in a restricted system + +### Too Many Results +If too many results appear: +- Apply stricter relevance filtering +- Suggest adding filters (owner, date range, app) +- Focus on most recent and most relevant diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/similar-code/SKILL.md b/plugins/glean/skills/similar-code/SKILL.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8291ea7 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/similar-code/SKILL.md @@ -0,0 +1,149 @@ +--- +name: similar-code +description: Find similar implementations and prior art for a code pattern across internal repositories — use when checking whether something already exists internally before building it, or looking for reference implementations to follow. +--- + +# Similar Code + +Search for similar implementations across the organization to find prior art, alternative approaches, or shared solutions. + +Determine the pattern or feature from the user's request. If not specified, ask before proceeding. + +## Core Principles + +- **Find the blessed path**: Look for official/platform solutions first +- **Compare approaches**: Different solutions have different tradeoffs +- **Be skeptical**: Not every implementation is worth following +- **Quality over quantity**: 3 vetted implementations beats 10 random matches + +## Process + +### Phase 1: Search for Direct Implementations + +Look for the pattern/feature across all repos: + +``` +code_search "[topic] implementation" +code_search "[topic] handler OR service" +code_search "[topic] util OR helper" +``` + +### Phase 2: Search for Alternative Terms + +The same concept might be named differently: + +``` +code_search "[synonym] implementation" +code_search "[synonym] service" +``` + +For example, "rate limiting" might also be called "throttling", "quota", "backpressure". + +### Phase 3: Find Shared Libraries + +Look for centralized implementations: + +``` +code_search "[topic] package OR library" +search "[topic] shared library OR common" +``` + +### Phase 4: Find Related Discussions + +Search for design discussions about this pattern: + +``` +search "[topic] design doc OR RFC" +search "[topic] best practices OR guidelines" +``` + +### Phase 5: Vet Each Implementation + +For each implementation found, evaluate: + +| Test | ✅ Recommended | ⚠️ Acceptable | ❌ Reject | +|------|--------------|-------------|---------| +| **Quality** | Clean, tested, well-maintained, follows best practices | Works but has caveats | Hacky, untested, deprecated | +| **Maintenance** | Commits in past 3 months | Last commit 3-12 months ago | No activity in 12+ months | +| **Adoption** | Deployed, actively used | Small usage, may have issues | Experiments, abandoned PRs | +| **Ownership** | Clear maintainer, responds to issues | Works but no clear owner | Orphaned, no maintenance | + +**Anti-Pattern Signals — reject or warn:** +- In `/deprecated/`, `/old/`, `/legacy/` paths +- Large commented-out sections +- TODOs indicating known issues +- Skipped tests, no tests at all +- Copy-pasted boilerplate + +### Phase 6: Present Vetted Comparison + +```markdown +# Similar Implementations: [Pattern] + +## Vetting Summary +| Found | Recommended | Acceptable | Rejected | +|-------|-------------|------------|----------| +| [X] | [Y] | [Z] | [W] | + +## Recommended Solution +- **Library**: [name] ([link]) +- **Maintained by**: [team/person] +- **Status**: Active, [X] commits in past month +- **Recommendation**: ⭐ Use this instead of building your own + +## Vetted Implementations + +### ⭐ [Repo Name] — RECOMMENDED +**Quality**: High +**Location:** [path] ([link]) +**Last Updated**: [date] +**Maintainer**: [person/team] + +**Approach:** [brief description] + +**Why recommended:** +- [specific positive pattern] + +### [Repo Name] — ACCEPTABLE +**Quality**: Good with caveats +**Location:** [path] ([link]) +**Last Updated**: [date] + +**Pros:** [advantage] +**Cons:** [limitation] + +## Rejected Implementations +| Repo | Reason | +|------|--------| +| [repo] | No commits in 18 months, likely outdated | +| [repo] | Prototype code, never production-ready | + +## Pattern Analysis +| Pattern | Used By | Quality | Recommendation | +|---------|---------|---------|----------------| +| [Pattern A] | [X] repos | Good | Follow this approach | +| [Pattern B] | [Y] repos | Mixed | Avoid unless [condition] | + +## Recommendations + +1. **Best option**: Use [recommended implementation] because [reason] +2. **If that doesn't fit**: Consider [alternative] for [use case] +3. **Avoid**: Don't follow [anti-pattern] approach +``` + +## If No Good Implementations Found + +```markdown +# Similar Implementations: [Pattern] + +## No Recommended Implementations Found + +The assistant searched for implementations of [pattern] but didn't find any worth recommending. + +**What was found:** [X] matches, but all were [outdated/low quality/abandoned] + +**Suggested next steps:** +1. Check for external libraries: [suggestions] +2. Ask in [relevant Slack channel] about approaches +3. If building new, consider making it a shared library +``` diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/skill-creation-guide/SKILL.md b/plugins/glean/skills/skill-creation-guide/SKILL.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0a3491e --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/skill-creation-guide/SKILL.md @@ -0,0 +1,119 @@ +--- +name: skill-creation-guide +description: Guide the user through authoring a new agent skill — when a skill is worth creating, the SKILL.md format, progressive disclosure, and common pitfalls. Also covers discovering skill opportunities from the user's work patterns and generating a SKILL.md from a description. Trigger phrases include "create a skill", "write a skill", "make a skill", "new skill", "SKILL.md format", "how do skills work", "skill best practices", "convert this workflow into a skill", "what should I automate", and "find skill opportunities". Don't use it for invoking existing skills — only when authoring a new one or understanding the skill format. +--- + +# Skill Creation Guide + +Help the user author effective agent skills — single `SKILL.md` files (in the +open Agent Skills format) that auto-trigger by context and provide specialized +guidance. The format is shared across hosts (Claude Code, Cursor, and others); +only the install location differs. + +This skill covers three things: deciding whether a skill is worth creating, +discovering candidates from the user's work, and generating a well-formed skill. + +## BE SKEPTICAL + +Not every idea makes a good skill. Evaluate before creating: + +**Recurrence** — Will this be used repeatedly? +- ✅ Weekly or more → create +- ⚠️ Monthly → reconsider, may not be worth it +- ❌ One-time → skip + +**Automation** — Can it actually be automated? +- ✅ Clear, repeatable process → create +- ⚠️ Needs significant judgment each time → reconsider +- ❌ Too context-dependent, each case unique → skip + +**Value** — Is the cumulative time saved significant? +- ✅ Meaningful savings per use → create +- ❌ Slower to invoke than doing manually → skip + +**Duplication** — Does it already exist? +- ✅ Novel, unaddressed need → create +- ⚠️ Similar to an existing skill → enhance that instead +- ❌ Already covered → skip + +Don't create skills for one-time events, tasks that differ fundamentally each +time, sub-30-second manual tasks, or things the user will forget exist. + +## Workflow A — Discover opportunities + +When the user asks what they should automate, analyze their work patterns first. + +Requires the Glean MCP tools. If they aren't visible, the user hasn't connected +a Glean MCP server for this host — point them at their host's Glean MCP setup. + +1. Gather context with Glean: `memory` (roles, responsibilities, active + projects), `user_activity` (past ~2 weeks), and `search` for process docs + (`"runbook OR checklist OR process owner:me"`). +2. Spawn the `work-pattern-analyzer` agent to identify repeated queries, + frequent contexts, workflow sequences, and manual processes — and to vet each + candidate against the recurrence/value tests above. +3. Present vetted recommendations grouped by cumulative value, and show the + rejected candidates with reasons. A few high-quality candidates beat many + weak ones — "no automatable patterns" is a valid outcome. + +See `using-glean/reference/` for the param shape of `memory`, `user_activity`, +and `search`. + +## Workflow B — Generate a skill + +When the user wants to create a specific skill: + +1. Clarify (only what isn't already clear): purpose, trigger conditions, tools + it uses, and output format. +2. Spawn the `skill-generator` agent with the concept, requirements, and + available-tools context. It returns a complete `SKILL.md` — or declines, with + reasons, if the idea fails the skepticism tests. +3. Offer to save it to the user's host skills directory, or display it for + review. Confirm the path and the trigger phrases that will activate it. + +## SKILL.md structure + +```yaml +--- +name: skill-name-in-kebab-case +description: When this skill triggers — specific phrases, contexts, and use cases. Fold trigger phrases into this field; keep it thorough but under ~200 words. +--- +``` + +```markdown +# Skill Title + +Brief overview of what this skill does. + +## When This Applies +- Condition / trigger phrases + +## Main Content +[The workflow, guidance, or instructions — imperative form] + +## Output Format (optional) +[Template for what the skill produces] +``` + +## Best practices + +1. **Specific triggers.** "Use when reviewing pull requests, or when the user + says 'review this PR' / 'check my code'" beats "use for code review." +2. **Progressive disclosure.** Essential action first; detail and edge cases + below. Push deep, load-on-demand material into `reference/*.md`. +3. **Actionable, imperative content.** "Search for X", not "Searches for X." +4. **Name the tools** the skill uses (e.g. Glean `search`, `memory`; or `Grep`, + `Read`). +5. **Stay host-agnostic.** Don't hard-code one host's slash-command syntax or + install paths; describe the capability and let each host resolve it. + +## Where to save + +Skills live in the host's skills directory — e.g. `~/.claude/skills//` +(personal) or `.claude/skills//` (project) for Claude Code, the equivalent +location for other hosts, or `skills//` when authoring for a plugin +library like this repo. + +## Related skills + +- `work-pattern-analyzer` / `skill-generator` agents back the two workflows above. diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/stakeholders/SKILL.md b/plugins/glean/skills/stakeholders/SKILL.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1b328b7 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/stakeholders/SKILL.md @@ -0,0 +1,163 @@ +--- +name: stakeholders +description: Identify people who need to approve, consult on, or be informed about a change or project — use when someone asks who needs to know about a change, who should be looped in, who needs to approve, who should be consulted, who is affected, or needs a RACI for a change, refactor, migration, or decision. +--- + +# Stakeholder Discovery + +You are helping someone identify the right people to involve in a change, decision, or project. + +Determine the change, project, or decision from the user's request. If it is absent or unclear, ask the user to clarify — for example: what type of change (technical, process, or both), what is the scope (single team, cross-team, company-wide), and what systems or components will be affected. + +## Core Principles + +- **Quality over quantity**: Don't list everyone tangentially related +- **Distinguish roles**: Approvers vs. consultants vs. FYI recipients +- **Be skeptical**: Just because someone's name appears doesn't make them a stakeholder +- **Fewer is better**: A focused list is more useful than a comprehensive one + +--- + +## Phase 1: Understand the Change + +**Goal**: Clarify what's being changed and why + +If the change is vague, ask the user to clarify: +- What type of change is this? (Technical change, process change, or both) +- What's the scope? (Single team, cross-team, company-wide) +- What systems or components will this affect? + +--- + +## Phase 2: Find Stakeholders + +**Goal**: Identify technical owners, decision makers, and affected parties + +1. Start with Glean chat for a synthesized stakeholder view: + ``` + chat "Who are the stakeholders for [change/system]? Include code owners, decision makers, and teams that depend on this." + ``` + +2. Gather specific details with direct searches: + ``` + code_search "[affected system] contributors" + search "[affected system] RFC OR architecture doc" + employee_search "[affected system] team lead OR manager" + ``` + +3. Search for downstream dependencies: + ``` + search "[affected system] integration OR dependency OR consumer" + ``` + +--- + +## Phase 3: Vet Each Stakeholder (CRITICAL) + +**Goal**: Filter to people who genuinely need to be involved — BE SKEPTICAL + +| Test | ✅ Include | ⚠️ Caution | ❌ Reject | +|------|-----------|-----------|---------| +| **Direct Impact** | Owns affected code, manages affected team, depends on affected system | Works in same general area, different systems | Mentioned topic once | +| **Authority** | 🔴 Approver: Has explicit sign-off \| 🟡 Consultant: Should be consulted \| 🟢 FYI: Should know | Unclear role | No clear reason to involve them | +| **Relevance** | Currently owns area, actively maintains system | Recently changed roles — confirm still relevant | Former owner, historical involvement only | +| **Evidence** | Named in CODEOWNERS, documented owner, explicit dependency | Mentioned in related docs — verify | Just keyword matches | + +**Ask yourself**: "If I didn't include this person, what would go wrong?" +- If the answer is "nothing" or "probably fine" → REJECT + +--- + +## Phase 4: Generate Stakeholder Map + +**Goal**: Present organized, vetted stakeholder list + +Present the stakeholder map: + +```markdown +# Stakeholder Map: [Change/Project] + +## Summary +[Brief description of the change and why stakeholders matter] + +## Vetting Summary +| Candidates Found | Included | Rejected | +|------------------|----------|----------| +| [X] | [Y] | [Z] | + +## Decision Makers (Must Approve) +People who need to approve: +| Name | Role | Why They Approve | Evidence | +|------|------|------------------|----------| +| [Name] | [Role] | [Reason] | [Source] | + +## Technical Owners (Must Consult) +People who own affected code/systems: +| Name | Ownership | Last Active | Evidence | +|------|-----------|-------------|----------| +| [Name] | [What they own] | [When] | [CODEOWNERS/commits] | + +## Downstream Teams (Must Inform) +Teams affected by this change: +| Team/Person | Impact | Evidence | +|-------------|--------|----------| +| [Team] | [How affected] | [Integration/dependency doc] | + +## Rejected Candidates +| Name | Reason | +|------|--------| +| [Name] | Tangential involvement — no direct impact | +| [Name] | Former owner, no longer relevant | +| [Name] | Just mentioned topic, not a stakeholder | + +## Recommended Engagement Order + +### Phase 1: Initial Consultation +1. Talk to [key person] about [specific question] +2. Review with [technical owner] + +### Phase 2: Approval +3. Get sign-off from [decision maker] + +### Phase 3: Communicate +4. Inform [downstream teams] +``` + +--- + +## If Few or No Stakeholders Found + +This is valid — small changes may have few stakeholders: + +```markdown +# Stakeholder Map: [Change/Project] + +## Minimal Stakeholders Identified + +This change appears to have limited stakeholder impact. + +**Confirmed Stakeholders:** +- [Name]: [Role/reason] + +**Why the list is small:** +- Change is contained to [specific area] +- No downstream dependencies found +- Single team ownership + +**Verify this is correct:** +- Check with [team lead] that no dependencies were missed +- Confirm [system] doesn't have undocumented consumers +``` + +--- + +## Troubleshooting + +### Glean Tools Unavailable +If Glean tools are unavailable, the Glean MCP server isn't connected for this host — point the user at their host's Glean MCP setup. + +### Too Many Stakeholders +If too many people appear relevant: +- Apply vetting criteria strictly +- Ask: "What breaks if I don't include them?" +- Only include people with concrete evidence of stake diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean-code/SKILL.md b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean-code/SKILL.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c256bb5 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean-code/SKILL.md @@ -0,0 +1,82 @@ +--- +name: using-glean-code +description: Search and analyze internal source code across the organization's repositories — use when asked how something is implemented, where the code for a system lives, who has been working on a codebase, or to find similar patterns across teams. Trigger phrases include how is X implemented, where is the code for, find the implementation of, what repos contain, who wrote the code for, how do other teams handle, find similar code to, examples of using, prior art for. Do not use for code in the current working directory (prefer local Grep/Glob), for design docs (use the using-glean skill's search reference), or for finding people without code context (use the using-glean skill's employee-search reference). +--- + +# Using Glean for Code Exploration + +Glean indexes source code across the organization's connected repositories. Local tools (`Grep`, `Glob`, `Read`) see only the current repo; this skill is for everything else. + +## When to reach for this + +- **Finding the system** — "Where does our payments code live?" +- **Finding the patterns** — "How do other teams handle rate limiting?" +- **Finding the people** — combining code authorship with `employee_search` reveals real owners (not just titled ones) +- **Prior art before designing** — see [reference/plan-prep.md](reference/plan-prep.md) for the research-before-plan workflow +- **Cross-repo exploration** — understanding systems, mapping breadth, finding contributors across the organization + +## The tool you'll mostly use + +This skill drives the `code_search` MCP tool. For full param shape, inline filter syntax, and pitfalls (quoting names, the `app:` filter not applying, recency caveats), read [`../using-glean/reference/code-search.md`](../using-glean/reference/code-search.md). That is the canonical reference; this skill carries the *workflow* on top. + +For this skill's own workflow patterns, see: + +- [reference/exploration.md](reference/exploration.md) — exploring an unfamiliar system across repos: what to search for, what to filter, what to present +- [reference/plan-prep.md](reference/plan-prep.md) — gathering enterprise context before entering plan mode for architectural / strategic work + +## Vetting + +Not every match is worth surfacing. Code in `legacy/`, `deprecated/`, `archive/`, abandoned repos, or files with extensive `TODO/FIXME` comments will mislead the user. Apply the criteria in [`../using-glean/reference/vetting.md`](../using-glean/reference/vetting.md) and prefer 3 high-quality matches over 10 unfiltered ones. + +**Quality test** +- Is this good code to reference? +- GOOD: Clean, tested, actively maintained +- ACCEPTABLE: Works but has caveats +- POOR: Hacky, deprecated, abandoned + +**Recency test** +- Is this code maintained? +- ACTIVE: Commits in past 3 months +- SLOWING: 3–12 months since last commit +- STALE: 12+ months — likely outdated patterns + +**Relevance test** +- Does this actually answer the question? +- RELEVANT: Directly addresses what was asked +- RELATED: Similar but different context +- TANGENTIAL: Keyword match only + +Filter out: code in `/deprecated/`, `/old/`, `/legacy/` paths; abandoned repositories; prototype/experimental code; code with extensive TODO/FIXME comments. Quality over quantity — 3 good examples beat 10 mediocre ones. + +## Key differentiator + +Local tools (grep, glob) search only the current repo. Glean searches across all repositories in the organization. This is powerful for: +- Finding examples: "How do other teams handle authentication?" +- Understanding systems: "What repos touch the billing service?" +- Finding owners: "Who's been active in the payments codebase?" + +## Tool selection + +| User intent | Glean tool | +|-------------|------------| +| Find code by content, pattern, or file | `code_search` | +| Find related design docs or specs | `search` | +| Identify code owners/contributors | `code_search` + `employee_search` | +| Read full file content | `read_document` | + +## Output expectations + +When presenting code findings: + +1. **Cite each file with its full URL** so the user can open it directly +2. **Note last-update date** when a result depends on currency (active patterns vs. archaeological digs) +3. **Group by repo** when results span many repos — it shows the user the shape of the answer +4. **Flag drift** when implementations disagree across teams — don't pretend consensus exists if it doesn't + +## Related skills + +- `codebase-context` — structured architecture rundown for an unfamiliar system +- `similar-code` — find similar implementations +- `find-examples` — usage examples for an internal API or library +- `code-owners` — maintainers and contributors +- `plan-prep` — the workflow described in [reference/plan-prep.md](reference/plan-prep.md) diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean-code/reference/exploration.md b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean-code/reference/exploration.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f956e32 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean-code/reference/exploration.md @@ -0,0 +1,84 @@ +# Cross-repo code exploration workflow + +When the user wants to understand a system, pattern, or piece of code that may live anywhere across the org's repositories. + +## When this applies + +- Locating an unfamiliar system: "Where does the billing reconciliation code live?" +- Mapping breadth: "What repos touch the auth flow?" +- Finding examples: "How do other teams handle WebSocket reconnection?" +- Identifying people through their code activity: "Who's been active in payments lately?" + +## Workflow + +1. **Find the code.** Start with `code_search` on the most discriminative keyword. Iterate — if results are too broad, narrow with an `extension`, an `owner:` filter, or a date filter. If results are empty, broaden by removing terms (Glean's keyword matching is strict). + +2. **Vet the matches.** Filter out: + - Files in `legacy/`, `deprecated/`, `archive/`, `old/` paths + - Repos with no commits in 12+ months (likely abandoned) + - Files dense with `TODO` / `FIXME` / `HACK` comments + - Generated code (e.g., `*.pb.go`, `*_pb2.py`) unless that's what was asked for + +3. **Find related docs.** Search for design docs / RFCs / ADRs about the same system using the `search` tool. Code shows what's built; docs explain why. + +4. **Find the people.** For real owners (not titled ones), combine `code_search` with `owner:` filters and `updated:past_month`. People with multiple recent commits are the active maintainers. + +5. **Read full content** of the top 3–5 files with `read_document` for quoting / analyzing. + +6. **Synthesize.** When the answer requires combining code + docs + meetings, follow [`../../using-glean/reference/synthesis.md`](../../using-glean/reference/synthesis.md). + +## Query patterns + +Glean's code search understands natural language. Use filters for precision: + +``` +# Search by content +code_search "authentication middleware" +code_search "rate limiting implementation" + +# Search by contributor +code_search "owner:\"John Smith\" billing service" +code_search "from:me updated:past_week" + +# Search by time +code_search "after:2024-01-01 payments API" + +# Search by file pattern +code_search "*.proto user service" +``` + +## Output shape + +```markdown +## [System / pattern] + +### Where it lives +- [`repo/path/file.ext`](url) — [one-line role of this file] +- ... + +### Active maintainers +- [Name] — N recent commits, including [most-relevant ones] + +### Related docs +- [Doc title](url) — [date] + +### Notes +- [Anything surprising: drift between repos, deprecation in progress, recent migration, etc.] +``` + +## When nothing useful turns up + +Don't pad with weak matches. Better: + +```markdown +No current implementations found across indexed repos. + +What I searched: [queries] +What I filtered out: [N matches removed because deprecated / abandoned / tangential] + +Suggestions: +- Try alternative terms: [...] +- Check external libraries +- Ask in [relevant channel] +- This may need to be built from scratch +``` diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean-code/reference/plan-prep.md b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean-code/reference/plan-prep.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0a356e2 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean-code/reference/plan-prep.md @@ -0,0 +1,80 @@ +# Plan-prep: enterprise context before plan mode + +When the user is about to enter plan mode for architectural or strategic work, gather org-wide context first so the plan is informed by what already exists rather than reasoning in isolation. + +## When this applies + +- The user says "plan with glean", "prep for plan", "research before planning", "plan prep" +- The user is starting an architectural change, not a localized fix +- The work touches systems beyond the current repo and existing patterns or owners are relevant +- Better designs would come from seeing prior art across teams + +**Don't** use this for: +- Localized bug fixes (just enter plan mode directly) +- Greenfield work in unfamiliar territory (do `using-glean-code` exploration first, *then* plan-prep) + +## Workflow + +1. **Design & architecture research.** Search for RFCs, design docs, ADRs covering the same area: + ``` + search(query="[task] architecture OR design doc OR RFC", app="confluence") + search(query="[task] ADR", app="github") + ``` + Note proposals that were *rejected* — they record constraints worth respecting. + +2. **Code patterns & implementations.** Use `code_search` for similar solutions across the org: + ``` + code_search(query="[similar component or pattern]") + code_search(query="[interface or library being affected]") + ``` + Filter for active code (not legacy paths) per [exploration.md](exploration.md). + +3. **Stakeholders & owners.** Identify who needs to know: + ``` + code_search(query="[relevant systems] updated:past_month") + employee_search(query="[relevant team or role]") + ``` + Cross-reference recent code activity with org structure to find real owners (not just titled ones). + +4. **Related systems.** Search for upstream / downstream dependencies: + ``` + code_search(query="[component] import OR dependency") + ``` + +5. **Synthesize.** Group findings by category (architecture, implementations, stakeholders, related systems). Cite every claim. Apply vetting per [`../../using-glean/reference/vetting.md`](../../using-glean/reference/vetting.md). + +## Output shape + +```markdown +## Plan-prep: [task] + +### Design & architecture +- [Doc title](url) — [date] — [one-line takeaway] +- ... + +### Implementations & patterns +- [`repo/path`](url) — [what it does, why relevant] +- ... + +### Stakeholders & owners +- [Name] — [role / signal: code activity, doc authorship, etc.] +- ... + +### Related systems +- [System] — [how it depends on or is depended on by this work] +- ... + +### Key insights +- [Synthesized observation, e.g., "Two teams independently implemented X; converging would simplify Y"] +- ... +``` + +## Hand-off to plan mode + +When the research is in place, the user enters plan mode with: +- Concrete sources to cite in the plan rationale +- Owners to consult before / after +- Prior art to reuse or supersede +- Awareness of related systems that may be affected + +Plan-mode design quality improves materially when it's informed by what already exists in the org. diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean-productivity/SKILL.md b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean-productivity/SKILL.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..eeec212 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean-productivity/SKILL.md @@ -0,0 +1,41 @@ +--- +name: using-glean-productivity +description: Synthesize the user's own work activity, priorities, and recent context using Glean — use when the user asks about their recent work, what they accomplished, what is urgent, what needs their attention, or wants help with status updates, 1:1 prep, or weekly summaries. Trigger phrases include what have I been working on, what did I do last week, what should I focus on, summarize my week, help me with my status update, what's blocking me, morning briefing, what happened while I was out. Do not use for general enterprise queries (use the using-glean skill), for someone else's activity, or for project-status questions where the user is not the subject (use a project-awareness skill). +--- + +# Using Glean for Personal Productivity + +This skill drives queries about the user's own work life — their recent activity, what they accomplished, what's pending, what's urgent. It pulls from `user_activity`, `meeting_lookup`, `search` (with `from:me` / `owner:me`), and `read_memory` to assemble a personal view rather than an enterprise-wide one. + +## Two shapes of question + +Most personal-productivity asks fall into two shapes: + +- **Activity / accomplishments** — "what did I work on?", "summarize my week", "what shipped?". See [reference/activity.md](reference/activity.md). +- **Priorities / blockers** — "what's urgent?", "what needs my attention?", "what's waiting on me?". See [reference/priorities.md](reference/priorities.md). + +The two overlap (a recent activity feed is the substrate for triaging priorities), but the *output* the user wants is different: activity is retrospective, priorities are prospective. + +## Tool reference lives in using-glean + +`user_activity`, `read_memory`, `search`, and `meeting_lookup` are documented canonically in the `using-glean` skill: + +- [`../using-glean/reference/user-activity.md`](../using-glean/reference/user-activity.md) — date-range mechanics, the inclusive/exclusive end-date pitfall +- [`../using-glean/reference/memory.md`](../using-glean/reference/memory.md) — `read_memory` + `memory_schema` for personalization +- [`../using-glean/reference/search.md`](../using-glean/reference/search.md) — for documents the user authored or was mentioned in +- [`../using-glean/reference/meeting-lookup.md`](../using-glean/reference/meeting-lookup.md) — for meetings the user attended + +This skill carries the *workflow* on top. + +## Cross-cutting rules + +1. **Quality over volume.** A status update of 5 real accomplishments beats a list of 20 trivial activities. Filter aggressively per [reference/activity.md](reference/activity.md). +2. **Distinguish "did" from "viewed".** `user_activity` returns both. Surface creates / edits / decisions; demote pure views. +3. **Cite sources.** Every claim should link back to a doc, meeting, or commit so the user can verify and dig deeper. +4. **Personalize via memory.** When framing a summary, `read_memory` (especially `RolesAndResponsibilities` and `ActiveProjects`) tells you what *themes* the user thinks they work on. Group by those themes when possible. +5. **Apply vetting.** Even self-activity should be filtered. See [`../using-glean/reference/vetting.md`](../using-glean/reference/vetting.md). + +## Related skills + +- **project-awareness** — quick status read on a project (when the user isn't the subject) +- **using-glean** — general enterprise knowledge search diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean-productivity/reference/activity.md b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean-productivity/reference/activity.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f7e5981 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean-productivity/reference/activity.md @@ -0,0 +1,73 @@ +# Activity & accomplishments synthesis + +Retrospective questions: what the user did, what they shipped, what they touched. + +## Trigger shapes + +- "What have I been working on?" +- "What did I do last week?" +- "Summarize my recent activity" +- "What projects have I touched?" +- "Help me write my status update" +- "What should I put in my standup?" + +## Workflow + +1. **Pull the activity feed.** `user_activity(start_date=..., end_date=...)` for the requested window. Remember `end_date` is exclusive — to include all of "last Friday" set `end_date` to the day after. + +2. **Pull personalization context.** `read_memory(action="read", category="ActiveProjects")` (and optionally `RolesAndResponsibilities`) to learn what *themes* the user organizes their work around. + +3. **Vet the activity items.** From the raw feed, filter aggressively: + - **Include**: created docs, made decisions, completed tasks, shipped code, posted updates, ran reviews + - **Maybe**: meaningful comments, design reviews attended + - **Exclude**: brief views, auto-generated notifications, mass announcements, items the user only had peripheral involvement with + +4. **Group by theme.** Use the `ActiveProjects` memory entries as the grouping axis when they exist. Otherwise group by repo / project / topic inferred from the activities. + +5. **Rank within theme.** Most significant first. "Shipped feature X" beats "edited doc Y". + +6. **Surface collaboration.** Note who the user worked with (co-authors, commenters, meeting attendees) — this often makes status updates more useful than a list of artifacts. + +## Output template + +```markdown +## [Time period] — your activity + +### Highlights +- [Most significant accomplishment with link] +- [Next-most] +- [Next-most] + +### By project / theme + +**[Project A]** — N items +- [Significant item 1] ([link]) +- [Significant item 2] ([link]) + +**[Project B]** — N items +- ... + +### Collaborations +- Worked with [Person] on [thread/topic] — [link] +- ... + +### In progress +- [Item] — [where you left it] +``` + +## When activity is sparse + +If the requested window has very little, say so cleanly: + +```markdown +Limited activity in [window]. Found [N] items, of which [M] were meaningful contributions. + +Possible reasons: +- Time off, focused-work mode, or work in systems not indexed by Glean +- The window is short; consider a longer one + +Items found: +- [List the few that exist] +``` + +Don't pad. The user will trust a sparse-but-honest report; they will distrust a padded one. diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean-productivity/reference/priorities.md b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean-productivity/reference/priorities.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f2d8362 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean-productivity/reference/priorities.md @@ -0,0 +1,77 @@ +# Priorities & blockers triage + +Prospective questions: what needs the user's attention right now. + +## Trigger shapes + +- "What's urgent?" +- "What needs my attention?" +- "What should I focus on?" +- "What's blocking me?" +- "What's waiting on me?" +- "What can't wait?" +- "Daily briefing" / "morning briefing" + +## Signal sources + +| Source | What it surfaces | +|---|---| +| `search` for direct mentions of the user | People tagging or @-mentioning them | +| `meeting_lookup` for recent meetings | Action items assigned to them | +| `search` for "urgent" / "ASAP" / "blocking" + their name | Explicit urgency markers | +| Email tools (`gmail_search` / `outlook_search`) with `is:important is:unread` | Unread important threads | +| `user_activity` (recent) | Threads they have been engaged in | + +## Workflow + +1. **Cast the net wide.** Pull from each signal source above for the past 1–7 days (depending on whether it's a daily briefing or a weekly look). + +2. **Vet for genuine urgency.** Most "urgent" items aren't. Apply: + - **Truly urgent**: explicit deadline today / tomorrow, blocking a person who's actively waiting, marked urgent with evidence (not just a label) + - **Important**: action assigned to user, question awaiting their response, decision due + - **Noise** (filter out): mass announcements, CC'd threads they're not the primary audience for, "urgent" labels on resolved or stale items + +3. **Tier the rest.** Three levels: + - **Tier 1 — Today**: explicit deadlines today, blockers on others, items that will hurt if not addressed today + - **Tier 2 — This week**: action items, awaiting-response questions, review requests + - **Tier 3 — Awareness**: decisions affecting their area, FYI updates worth knowing + +4. **Order Tier 1 by impact.** Within Tier 1, sort by who's blocked and how badly. A teammate waiting to ship beats a low-impact deadline. + +## Output template + +```markdown +## Priority triage — [date] + +### Tier 1: Today +| Item | Source | Why it's urgent | +|---|---|---| +| [Item] | [link / source] | [Specific reason — deadline, blocker, etc.] | + +### Tier 2: This week +| Item | Source | When | +|---|---|---| +| [Item] | [link / source] | [Date if known] | + +### Tier 3: Awareness +- [Item] — [why worth knowing] + +### Filtered (looked urgent but isn't) +- [Item] — [why filtered: CC'd only, already resolved, low impact] +``` + +## When nothing is urgent + +This is a valid and valuable answer: + +```markdown +## Priority triage — [date] + +No urgent items requiring immediate attention. + +Checked: direct mentions, meeting action items, blocking requests, urgent-marked threads. + +Suggestion: this might be a good window for [deep work / planning / catching up on a deferred item]. +``` + +The user will trust this report. Padding it with false urgency burns trust on every alarm that turns out to be nothing. diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/SKILL.md b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/SKILL.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0664603 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/SKILL.md @@ -0,0 +1,53 @@ +--- +name: using-glean +description: Use Glean MCP tools to answer questions about company documents, internal wikis, policies, RFCs, design docs, people, teams, meetings, decisions, action items, email, calendar events, internal code, and the user's own work activity. Reach for this whenever the answer lives in enterprise systems rather than the local codebase or public web. Trigger phrases include "find the doc about", "what's our policy on", "where is the spec for", "who works on", "who owns", "find someone who knows", "what was decided in the meeting", "action items from", "search my email", "what did I work on last week", and "find the implementation in our repos". Don't use it for questions answerable from the local working directory, the public web, or generic programming knowledge. +--- + +# Using Glean + +The Glean MCP server exposes a family of tools that let the assistant query the user's company knowledge: documents, people, meetings, email, internal code, the user's activity feed, structured memory, and the knowledge graph. This skill is the entry point. It maps a user's question to the right tool, names the rules that apply across all of them, and links to per-tool reference files that carry the deep syntax. + +## Where these tools live + +The tools listed below come from the user's Glean MCP server connection. Refer to them by their bare names (`search`, `employee_search`, `meeting_lookup`, …) — the assistant resolves them against the active tool inventory. + +In the raw MCP tool list, Glean tools appear as `mcp__glean_[server-name]__[tool]` where `[server-name]` is the user's configured server identifier (e.g., `default`, `production`, `acme`). The tool suffix after the final `__` is always consistent across deployments. Use whatever Glean server is visible in your tool inventory. + +If no Glean tools are visible, the user hasn't configured a Glean MCP server for this host. Point them at the Glean MCP setup for their host. + +## Intent → tool decision tree + +| The user is asking about... | Reach for | Reference | +|---|---|---| +| Documents, wikis, policies, RFCs, specs | `search` | [search.md](reference/search.md) | +| A complex question that needs synthesis across sources | `chat` | [chat.md](reference/chat.md) | +| Internal source code, files, commits across repos | `code_search` | [code-search.md](reference/code-search.md) | +| People, teams, org structure, reporting lines | `employee_search` | [employee-search.md](reference/employee-search.md) | +| Meetings, transcripts, decisions, action items | `meeting_lookup` | [meeting-lookup.md](reference/meeting-lookup.md) | +| Gmail messages, threads, attachments | `gmail_search` | [gmail-search.md](reference/gmail-search.md) | +| Outlook messages, threads, attachments | `outlook_search` | [outlook-search.md](reference/outlook-search.md) | +| Reading a specific URL / document | `read_document` | [read-document.md](reference/read-document.md) | +| The user's own recent activity (standup, weekly summary) | `user_activity` | [user-activity.md](reference/user-activity.md) | +| The user's stored memories / personalization | `read_memory` (+ `memory_schema`) | [memory.md](reference/memory.md) | +| Structured entity / relationship queries | `knowledge_graph_query` (+ `knowledge_graph_schema`) | [knowledge-graph.md](reference/knowledge-graph.md) | + +The reference files are loaded only when needed. Open the relevant one before invoking a tool you haven't used recently — each file carries the exact param shape, the filter syntax, and the pitfalls that have bitten previous calls. + +## Cross-tool rules + +These apply regardless of which Glean tool is active. Internalize them, don't re-derive per call. + +1. **Never use `search` for people lookups.** It searches documents; it doesn't index people. Use `employee_search`. +2. **Cite every claim with a URL.** Glean returns links; surface them so the user can verify. No URL → likely fabricated. +3. **Permission-empty results are valid signals.** If a tool returns nothing, that often means the user lacks access — not that the information is missing. Don't pad with weak alternatives; report empty cleanly. +4. **Prefer recent over old.** Glean returns by relevance; for currency-sensitive questions, add a date filter or sort by recency rather than presenting stale top hits as authoritative. +5. **Vet before presenting.** Apply the criteria in [reference/vetting.md](reference/vetting.md) — relevance, freshness, authority. Better to return three vetted results than ten unfiltered ones. + +## Cross-cutting reference + +- **[synthesis.md](reference/synthesis.md)** — patterns for combining multiple Glean tools when a single tool doesn't answer the question. +- **[vetting.md](reference/vetting.md)** — how to evaluate source quality, freshness, and authority; when to communicate confidence to the user. + +## Glean platform agents + +If the user's Glean instance has platform agents enabled, those agents may surface as additional MCP tools alongside the built-in tools above. The set is org-specific and can change at any time. See [agents-as-tools.md](reference/agents-as-tools.md) for how to recognize, introspect, and invoke them. diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/agents-as-tools.md b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/agents-as-tools.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..206f639 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/agents-as-tools.md @@ -0,0 +1,51 @@ +# Glean platform agents as MCP tools + +Beyond the built-in tools (`search`, `chat`, `employee_search`, …), the user's Glean instance may expose **Glean platform agents** as additional MCP tools. These are custom agents an organization has built — they automate company-specific workflows like running standard reports, applying internal taxonomies, or driving multi-step analyses against the org's data. + +The set of agent tools is **org-specific and dynamic**: it varies by deployment and can change between sessions. This file teaches the recognition + introspection + invocation pattern; it does not enumerate specific agents. + +## Recognizing them + +Glean agent tools appear alongside the built-in ones in the active tool inventory. They typically: + +- Have names that aren't on the built-in list (`search`, `chat`, `read_document`, `code_search`, `employee_search`, `gmail_search`, `outlook_search`, `meeting_lookup`, `user_activity`, `read_memory`, `memory_schema`, `knowledge_graph_query`, `knowledge_graph_schema`) +- Carry org-specific names (e.g., `qbr_summarizer`, `customer_health_check`, `sales_brief`) +- Have descriptions describing a workflow, not a primitive query operation + +If you see a Glean tool whose name and description don't match the built-in set, treat it as a platform agent. + +## Introspecting before invoking + +Don't call an unfamiliar agent tool blind. Before invoking: + +1. **Read its description.** The MCP tool description is the agent's authored contract — what it does, what input it expects. +2. **Read its parameter schema.** The tool's JSON schema shows required inputs, types, and any enum values. +3. **Compare against the user's request.** If the agent description plausibly matches what the user wants, prefer it over hand-rolling the same workflow with the primitives. If it doesn't match, fall back to the built-in tools. + +If the user's Glean instance also exposes a generic agent-listing or agent-running tool (commonly `glean-agents` style), use that to enumerate options before picking one. + +## Invocation + +Call the agent like any MCP tool: pass parameters per its schema, read the response. Agents typically: + +- Return structured JSON (often a longer-form synthesis, not a list of records) +- Run longer than a primitive call — expect more latency +- May internally call other Glean tools — don't double up by also calling those primitives yourself + +## When to prefer an agent over primitives + +- A custom workflow exists for the exact task the user asked for ("run our standard QBR summary") +- The agent encodes org-specific rules (taxonomies, thresholds, formatting) you'd otherwise have to guess +- The user references the agent by name + +## When to prefer primitives + +- The user's question is a basic retrieval that the built-in tools handle directly +- You've inspected the agent and its scope is broader / different than what's needed +- An agent run errors or returns nothing — fall back to primitives + +## Pitfalls + +- **Don't infer behavior from the name.** `customer_health_check` could mean many things; read the description. +- **Don't chain agents speculatively.** If one agent's output doesn't directly feed another's input schema, don't pipe them. +- **Empty / error responses don't mean the data isn't there.** The agent may have authorization scoping different from the user's primitive-tool access. Try a primitive query before reporting "not found". diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/chat.md b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/chat.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..be4de84 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/chat.md @@ -0,0 +1,54 @@ +# `chat` — synthesis across sources + +Glean Assistant. AI-synthesized answers that combine evidence from multiple Glean sources (docs, code, meetings, people) and reason across them. + +## When to use + +- The question requires interpretation, comparison, or reasoning across sources, not just retrieval +- You need a single answer drawn from many places ("How do we handle X across teams?", "What's our position on Y?") +- The user is debugging an unfamiliar internal system and wants context, not document URLs +- Earlier `search` returned scattered hits with no obvious authoritative answer + +**Don't** use `chat` for: +- Simple document discovery (use `search`) +- People lookups (use `employee_search`) +- Anything you'd hand back as raw documents anyway — `chat` adds latency and an LLM layer between the user and the source + +## Parameters + +| Parameter | Type | Notes | +|---|---|---| +| `message` | string (required) | The question. Phrase it as a question, not keywords. | +| `context` | string array | Optional prior messages, in order, included before `message`. Use for multi-turn follow-ups. | + +## Query style + +- Full sentences and questions, not keywords. The synthesis layer reads natural language. +- Include the *constraint* the user cares about: "in production", "for new hires", "since the migration", etc. Without scope, the answer drifts. +- Ask for sources explicitly when you intend to verify ("…and cite the docs you used"). + +## Examples + +``` +chat(message="What's our current process for rotating production database credentials?") +chat(message="Which team owns the billing reconciliation pipeline, and what are recent incidents?") +chat(message="Summarize the auth migration RFC and how far along the rollout is.") +``` + +Multi-turn: +``` +chat( + message="Which of those services has the highest priority right now?", + context=["What services are blocked on the migration?"] +) +``` + +## Pitfalls + +- **Synthesis can drift from sources.** `chat` may produce a plausible answer from weak evidence. For high-stakes claims, follow up with `search` + `read_document` on the cited material. +- **Latency.** `chat` is materially slower than `search`. Don't use it as a search wrapper. +- **No filter parameters.** Unlike `search`, you can't constrain by app, date, or owner. Encode constraints in the message text. + +## Typical follow-up + +When `chat` cites specific documents, fetch them with `read_document` to verify. For reliability assessment, see [vetting.md](vetting.md). diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/code-search.md b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/code-search.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..28d6b15 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/code-search.md @@ -0,0 +1,58 @@ +# `code_search` — internal code across repos + +Search code across the user's organization's connected source repositories. Critically different from local `grep` / `glob`: those see only the current repo; `code_search` sees every repo Glean indexes. + +## When to use + +- "How do other teams handle X?" — finding implementation patterns across the org +- "Where does the code for Y live?" — locating a service whose repo you don't know +- "Who's been active in Z?" — combining `code_search` with author filters reveals owners +- Looking for prior art before designing something new + +**Don't** use for: +- Code in the current working directory (use local search tools) +- External / open-source code (use a web search) +- Documentation about code (use `search` with `app:github` for READMEs / `app:confluence` for design docs) + +## Parameters + +| Parameter | Type | Notes | +|---|---|---| +| `query` | string (required) | Keywords + inline filters (see below). | +| `extension` | string | Filter by file extension without the leading dot: `py`, `ts`, `tsx`, `go`, `rb`, `java`, `proto`, etc. | +| `exhaustive` | boolean | Return all matches. Use only when the user asks for "all" or "every". | + +## Inline filters + +Unlike `search` (structured params), `code_search` filters live **inside the query string**: + +| Filter | Example | Meaning | +|---|---|---| +| `owner:"name"` | `owner:"Jane Doe"` | Author of the file/commit | +| `from:"name"` | `from:me` | Updater (broader than owner) | +| `updated:` | `updated:past_week` | Relative window: `today`, `yesterday`, `past_week`, `past_month` | +| `after:` | `after:2025-09-01` | YYYY-MM-DD, exclusive | +| `before:` | `before:2025-12-01` | YYYY-MM-DD, exclusive | + +Multi-word values must be quoted. `me` and `myteam` are valid sentinels for person filters. + +## Examples + +``` +code_search(query="authentication middleware") +code_search(query="rate limit retry owner:\"Alice Chen\"") +code_search(query="payment processor after:2025-06-01", extension="ts") +code_search(query="websocket handler from:me updated:past_month") +code_search(query="circuit breaker pattern", extension="go") +``` + +## Pitfalls + +- **Inline `app:` does not apply.** `code_search` is already scoped to code sources; using `app:` from `search` syntax has no effect. +- **Quoting matters.** `owner:"Jane Doe"` works; `owner:Jane Doe` parses only `Jane` as the value. +- **No boolean operators.** `OR` / `AND` are ignored. Run separate searches and combine results. +- **Stale or deprecated paths.** Code in `legacy/`, `old/`, `archive/` directories often shows up. Filter by recency or path keywords when freshness matters. + +## Typical follow-up + +After locating relevant files, read full content with `read_document` (Glean understands repo URLs). For multi-signal expertise discovery (code + docs + meetings), see [synthesis.md](synthesis.md). diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/employee-search.md b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/employee-search.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a65a086 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/employee-search.md @@ -0,0 +1,84 @@ +# `employee_search` — people, roles, and org structure + +Find people in the user's organization: names, teams, roles, reporting lines, hire dates. Backed by the org directory rather than document index — answers people questions that document `search` cannot. + +## When to use + +- "Who is X?" — direct name lookup +- "Who works on Y?" — role / team queries +- "Who reports to Z?" — direct-report navigation +- "Find a manager / engineer / designer in the X team" — role-typed searches +- "Who are recent hires?" — date-bounded directory queries + +**Don't** use for: +- Document authorship (use `search` with `owner:` filter) +- Code authorship (use `code_search` with `owner:` filter) +- "Who knows about X?" expertise — combine multiple signals; see [synthesis.md](synthesis.md) + +## Parameters + +| Parameter | Type | Notes | +|---|---|---| +| `query` | string (required) | Name, team, or role plus inline filters (see below). | + +## Inline filters + +| Filter | Example | Meaning | +|---|---|---| +| `reportsto:"name"` | `reportsto:"Jane Doe"` | Find direct reports OF this manager. NOT for finding who someone reports to. | +| `roletype:` | `roletype:"manager"` | `"individual contributor"` or `"manager"` | +| `startafter:` | `startafter:2024-01-01` | Hire date filter (YYYY-MM-DD) | +| `startbefore:` | `startbefore:2024-12-31` | Hire date filter | +| `sortby:` | `sortby:hire_date_descending` | `hire_date_ascending`, `hire_date_descending`, `most_reports` | + +## Examples + +``` +employee_search(query="Jane Doe") +employee_search(query="payments team backend engineer") +employee_search(query="reportsto:\"VP Engineering\"") +employee_search(query="roletype:\"manager\" startafter:2025-01-01") +employee_search(query="data scientist sortby:hire_date_descending") +``` + +## Pitfalls + +- **`reportsto:` direction.** It returns the *reports*, not the manager. To find someone's manager, search for the person and read the `manager` field on the result. +- **Quoting matters** for multi-word names and roles. +- **Empty results may mean no access.** Glean respects directory permissions; report empty cleanly rather than retrying with looser filters. +- **Don't use document `search` for people.** It searches docs, not the directory — confusing keyword matches will mislead you. + +## Typical follow-up + +For "who actually knows about X" rather than "who has the title", combine `employee_search` with `code_search` (code authorship) and `search` with `owner:` (doc authorship). See [synthesis.md](synthesis.md). + +## Expertise vetting (for "who knows about X" queries) + +Finding someone by title is not the same as finding someone with real expertise. Before recommending a person, assess: + +**Evidence strength** +- Multiple overlapping signals (role + code activity + doc authorship) → strong recommendation +- One significant signal → acceptable with confidence note +- One passing mention or single meeting attendance → weak; do not recommend + +**Recency** +- Active in the past 6 months → include +- Active 6–12 months ago → note the gap +- Active 12+ months ago → likely stale ownership; flag explicitly + +**Current relevance** +- Same team / role → include +- Moved teams but retains domain knowledge → note role change +- Left the company or in a completely different function → exclude + +Quality over quantity: recommending two people with strong evidence beats recommending ten with weak matches. + +## Multi-signal expertise pattern + +For "who actually knows about X" (not just "who has the title"): + +1. `employee_search "[topic]"` — find by role / team +2. `code_search "[topic] owner:"name""` — find by code contributions +3. `search "[topic] RFC owner:"name""` — find by doc authorship + +Rank candidates by how many signals overlap. Present the strongest matches with evidence; acknowledge weaker ones as "possible but less confirmed." diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/gmail-search.md b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/gmail-search.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..38de62f --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/gmail-search.md @@ -0,0 +1,56 @@ +# `gmail_search` — Gmail / Google Workspace email + +Search the user's Gmail inbox: messages, threads, attachments, labels. Requires the user's org to be on Google Workspace. + +## When to use + +- "Find the email about X" — content/subject search +- "What did Alice send me about the budget?" — sender + topic +- "Find that PDF I got from finance" — attachment lookup +- "Unread important emails" — status filters + +**Don't** use for: +- Outlook / Microsoft 365 email — use `outlook_search` +- Calendar invites as content — use `meeting_lookup` +- Slack DMs — use `search` with `app:slack` + +## Parameters + +| Parameter | Type | Notes | +|---|---|---| +| `query` | string (required) | Keywords + inline filters (see below). | + +## Inline filters + +| Filter | Example | Meaning | +|---|---|---| +| `from:` | `from:"alice@company.com"` or `from:me` | Sender | +| `to:` | `to:"bob@company.com"` or `to:me` | Recipient | +| `subject:` | `subject:"quarterly review"` | Subject line text | +| `has:` | `has:attachment` | `attachment`, `document`, `spreadsheet`, `presentation` | +| `is:` | `is:unread` | `important`, `starred`, `read`, `unread`, `snoozed` | +| `label:` | `label:SENT` | `INBOX`, `SENT`, `TRASH`, `DRAFT`, `SPAM` (uppercase) | +| `after:` / `before:` | `after:2025-01-15` | YYYY-MM-DD | + +Filters combine with AND. For conversations between two people, use both `from:X` and `to:Y`. + +## Examples + +``` +gmail_search(query="quarterly review subject:\"Q4 planning\" after:2025-09-01") +gmail_search(query="from:\"finance@company.com\" has:spreadsheet") +gmail_search(query="from:me to:\"alice@company.com\" budget") +gmail_search(query="is:unread is:important") +gmail_search(query="contract has:attachment label:INBOX") +``` + +## Pitfalls + +- **Labels are uppercase.** `label:inbox` returns nothing; use `label:INBOX`. +- **Quote multi-word values.** `subject:"design review"` not `subject:design review`. +- **"From me" and "to me" are valid.** Use the bare token `me` rather than the user's email. +- **Empty results may mean no access** to a shared mailbox or label, not that the email doesn't exist. + +## Typical follow-up + +Use `read_document` with the URL of an interesting result to read the full message. For threads spanning email + meeting + doc, see [synthesis.md](synthesis.md). diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/knowledge-graph.md b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/knowledge-graph.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e083c50 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/knowledge-graph.md @@ -0,0 +1,95 @@ +# `knowledge_graph_query` + `knowledge_graph_schema` — entity & relationship queries + +Glean's knowledge graph stores typed entities (Person, Project, Customer, Opportunity, …) and the predicates that link them (`worksOn`, `manager`, `activeContributor`, `name`, …). Use it for structured questions that document search can't answer well: "who works on X projects?", "what's the customer's tier?", "all projects where Y is an active contributor". + +The two tools are paired: +- **`knowledge_graph_schema`** — list every entity type and every predicate available, with cardinality and reverse-traversal info +- **`knowledge_graph_query`** — run a structured query against the graph + +## When to use + +- Multi-hop questions: "Find the manager of everyone working on the auth project" +- Filtered enumerations: "All Customers whose tier is Enterprise" +- Reverse traversals: "All projects that list Alice as activeContributor" + +**Don't** use for: +- Plain document search (`search`) +- People lookup by name where you don't need relationships (`employee_search`) +- Anything where free-text matching is the right primitive + +## Schema-then-query pattern + +The knowledge graph schema varies by Glean instance — the entity types and predicates an org exposes depend on configuration. **Always call `knowledge_graph_schema` before constructing a query** unless you've already retrieved the schema in this session. + +``` +1. knowledge_graph_schema() + -> { types: [{ name: "Person", predicates: [...] }, ...] } +2. knowledge_graph_query({ + start: { types: ["Person"], filters: [...] }, + traverse: [{ predicate: "worksOn" }], + render: { include: ["name"] } + }) +``` + +## Query shape + +`knowledge_graph_query` takes a JSON object with three top-level keys: + +| Key | Required | Purpose | +|---|---|---| +| `start` | yes | Where to begin: by IDs, by free-text query, or by type with filters | +| `traverse` | no | Steps along predicates from the start nodes | +| `render` | no | What to return per result (predicates to include, sort/limit, extensions) | + +### `start` variants + +```json +{ "ids": ["kgid:abc", "kgid:xyz"] } +{ "query": "Alice", "predicates": ["name", "alias"], "limit": 5 } +{ "types": ["Person"], "filters": [{"predicate": "manager", "condition": "EXISTS"}] } +``` + +### `traverse` clause + +```json +{ "predicate": "worksOn", "reverse": false, "limit": 10 } +``` + +`reverse: true` follows the predicate backwards — e.g., from a Project, `reverse: true` on `worksOn` lists the people working on it. + +### `render` clause + +```json +{ "include": ["name", "type"], "sortPredicate": "name", "limit": 25 } +``` + +## Examples + +Find Alice and the projects she works on: +``` +knowledge_graph_query({ + start: { query: "Alice Chen", predicates: ["name"], limit: 1 }, + traverse: [{ predicate: "worksOn" }], + render: { include: ["name", "description"] } +}) +``` + +All people who report to a given manager (by ID): +``` +knowledge_graph_query({ + start: { ids: ["kgid:manager-id"] }, + traverse: [{ predicate: "manager", reverse: true }], + render: { include: ["name"], limit: 50 } +}) +``` + +## Pitfalls + +- **Predicate names are schema-specific.** Don't guess `worksOn` vs `works_on` vs `assignedTo` — pull the schema and use what's there. +- **Reverse traversal direction.** A predicate `manager` on Person points *to* the manager. To list reports, you `reverse: true` on `manager` from a manager node. +- **Filter syntax has structure.** Each filter is `{ predicate, condition, comparison? }`. `condition` is one of `EXISTS`, `NOT_EXISTS`, `ANY`, `ALL`. Don't try to write SQL-style `WHERE`. +- **Empty results are common** when an org has the type but the calling user lacks visibility into specific entities. + +## Typical follow-up + +After identifying entities of interest, use `read_document` (if the entity has documents) or `employee_search` (for people) to fetch fuller context. diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/meeting-lookup.md b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/meeting-lookup.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..00cf955 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/meeting-lookup.md @@ -0,0 +1,78 @@ +# `meeting_lookup` — meetings, transcripts, and attendees + +Find calendar meetings and (optionally) extract their transcripts. Scope: the user's own calendar by default; another person's calendar via `peer`; shared / resource calendars via `calendar_ids`. + +## When to use + +- "What was decided in the X meeting?" — find + extract transcript +- "When did we discuss Y?" — meetings on a topic +- "What's on my calendar today?" — your schedule +- "What meetings does Alice have tomorrow?" — peer schedule +- "Action items from last week's standup" — transcript content for a known meeting + +**Don't** use for: +- Documents *attached* to meetings (the linked docs are reachable via `search`) +- Email threads about meetings (use `gmail_search` / `outlook_search`) + +## Parameters + +| Parameter | Type | Notes | +|---|---|---| +| `query` | string | Topic / title keywords. Optional. | +| `participants` | string array | Names or emails to filter by attendees. Use `participants` when filtering the user's own calendar; for someone else's calendar, use `peer`. | +| `peer` | string | Email of another person whose calendar to look up. ONE per call. | +| `calendar_ids` | string array | Google Calendar IDs only. Use `"primary"` for the user's own. Other IDs must be discovered from a prior result's `attendees` / `organizer_email` — never invented. | +| `before` / `after` | string | Date filters. Accepts `today`, `yesterday`, `tomorrow`, `now`, or `YYYY-MM-DD`. **Filtering is exclusive** — to include all meetings on `2025-10-08`, set `after:2025-10-07` and `before:2025-10-09`. | +| `extract_transcript` | boolean | When `true`, returns transcript content alongside metadata. Skip for simple listings. | +| `exhaustive` | boolean | Return all results, e.g., for "what is my calendar today" or "show me every meeting on this topic". | + +## Date handling + +- **Use `before` / `after` for date constraints.** Older skills used inline filters in the query string — those are unreliable here. +- **Buffer for inclusive dates.** Filtering is exclusive on both ends; pad by one day to include a target date fully. +- **Natural language keywords work** in `before` / `after`: `today`, `yesterday`, `tomorrow`, `now`. Use them when relative is what the user said. + +## Examples + +``` +meeting_lookup(query="quarterly planning", after="2025-10-01", before="2025-10-31") +meeting_lookup(participants=["Alice Chen"], extract_transcript=true) +meeting_lookup(peer="bob@example.com", after="today", before="tomorrow") +meeting_lookup(calendar_ids=["primary"], after="today", before="2025-10-09") +meeting_lookup(query="design review", extract_transcript=true, exhaustive=true) +``` + +## Pitfalls + +- **Don't invent `calendar_ids`.** Only use `"primary"` or IDs that appeared verbatim in a prior `meeting_lookup` result's `attendees` / `organizer_email`. Inventing IDs will return empty. +- **`peer` and `calendar_ids` interact.** `peer` wins when both are set. +- **Transcript extraction has cost.** Don't pass `extract_transcript=true` for simple "list my meetings today" queries. +- **Inline date filters in `query` don't work reliably.** Prefer `before` / `after`. + +## Typical follow-up + +Action items from a transcript usually need follow-on `search` (the doc they reference) or `gmail_search` (the email thread). For multi-source synthesis, see [synthesis.md](synthesis.md). + +## When to extract transcripts + +Pass `extract_transcript=true` when you need: +- Specific quotes or exact statements from participants +- Detailed discussion content to understand reasoning +- Action item context (what was said around an assignment) +- Decision rationale (why something was chosen) + +Skip transcript extraction when: +- Just listing meetings (time, attendees, titles) +- Checking who attended +- Quick schedule lookups + +Transcript extraction has cost — don't use it for simple listing queries. + +## What to focus on when reading transcripts + +When analyzing meeting transcript content, extract and surface: + +1. **Decisions made** — What was agreed? Who agreed? Is it reversible? +2. **Action items** — Tasks assigned, owners, deadlines +3. **Open questions** — Items left unresolved; follow-up required +4. **Key discussion points** — Important debates, rejected alternatives, context that explains the decision diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/memory.md b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/memory.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f5a5f29 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/memory.md @@ -0,0 +1,68 @@ +# `read_memory` + `memory_schema` — the user's long-term work memory + +Glean Memory stores per-user context: writing style, role, active projects, explicit notes the user saved, recent topics. Use it to personalize responses and to recall facts the user established in earlier sessions. + +The two tools are paired: +- **`memory_schema`** — discover what categories exist and what fields each carries (call first if unsure) +- **`read_memory`** — read entries from one or more categories + +## When to use + +- "What am I working on?" / "What are my active projects?" — pull `ActiveProjects` +- Drafting in the user's voice — pull `WritingStyle` +- "What's my role?" / "What do I work on?" — pull `RolesAndResponsibilities` +- The user references something from earlier sessions ("the X project", "what I told you about Y") +- Personalizing any answer where the user's identity / context matters + +**Don't** use for: +- Other people's memory (memory is calling-user only) +- General company knowledge (use `search` / `chat`) +- Real-time activity (use `user_activity`) + +## Schema-then-read pattern + +Memory categories are an enum; field shapes per category are also enumerated. Don't guess. + +``` +1. memory_schema() -> list of categories +2. memory_schema(category="ActiveProjects") -> field schema for that category +3. read_memory(action="read", category="ActiveProjects", query="…") +``` + +For routine reads of well-known categories, you can skip step 2 — but always run step 1 if you're unfamiliar with what's available. + +## Categories (the standard set) + +`WritingStyle`, `RolesAndResponsibilities`, `ActiveProjects`, `ExplicitMemories`, `RecentTopics`, `CommunicationPreferences`, `KnowledgeLevelMap`, `Preferences`, `GoalsAndPriorities`, `IdentityAndNarrative`, `ConstraintsAndGuardrails`, `DecisionHeuristics`, `WorkingStyle`, `DomainContext`, `RelationshipContext`, `CommitmentsAndResponsibilities`, `ContextualState`, `Miscellaneous`, `NativeMemories`. + +If your client has write access (varies by Glean instance and integration), `read_memory` also supports `action: "add" | "update" | "delete"`. Default is `"read"`. + +## Parameters (read action) + +| Parameter | Type | Notes | +|---|---|---| +| `action` | enum | `"read"` for retrieval. | +| `category` | enum | Omit to read across categories. | +| `query` | string | Optional semantic search within the category. | +| `read_filters` | map | Field equality filters (use `memory_schema` to discover filterable fields). | +| `memory_source` | enum | Optional source filter: `GleanAssistant`, `ClaudeCode`, `Cursor`, etc. | +| `limit` | number | Default 10. | + +## Examples + +``` +read_memory(action="read", category="ActiveProjects") +read_memory(action="read", category="WritingStyle", limit=3) +read_memory(action="read", query="auth migration", limit=5) +read_memory(action="read", category="ExplicitMemories", read_filters={"topic":"deployment"}) +``` + +## Pitfalls + +- **Memory can be stale.** A `WorkingStyle` entry from a year ago may no longer reflect the user. Treat as context, not ground truth, for facts that change. +- **Categories vary by Glean instance.** The standard set above is the maximum; some categories may be empty or absent. `memory_schema` tells you what's actually available. +- **Empty results are normal.** A new user's memory is sparse. Don't probe repeatedly — fall back to asking the user. + +## Typical follow-up + +For status reports / weekly summaries, pair `read_memory` (what the user *says* they work on) with `user_activity` ([user-activity.md](user-activity.md), what they actually touched) and surface any drift. diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/outlook-search.md b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/outlook-search.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..79df8ca --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/outlook-search.md @@ -0,0 +1,58 @@ +# `outlook_search` — Outlook / Microsoft 365 email + +Search the user's Outlook mailbox: messages, threads, attachments. The Microsoft 365 counterpart to `gmail_search`. Requires the user's org to be on M365. + +## When to use + +- "Find the email about X" — content/subject search +- "What did Alice send me about the budget?" — sender + topic +- "Find that report I got from finance" — attachment lookup + +**Don't** use for: +- Gmail / Google Workspace email — use `gmail_search` +- Calendar invites as content — use `meeting_lookup` + +## Picking the right tool + +If the user has only one of `gmail_search` / `outlook_search` available in the active tool inventory, use that one. If both are available — rare, usually means the org is mid-migration — ask the user which mailbox they want to search, or default to the one that matches their `me` email. + +## Parameters + +| Parameter | Type | Notes | +|---|---|---| +| `query` | string (required) | Keywords + inline filters. | + +## Inline filters + +The filter vocabulary largely parallels `gmail_search`: + +| Filter | Example | Meaning | +|---|---|---| +| `from:` | `from:"alice@company.com"` or `from:me` | Sender | +| `to:` | `to:"bob@company.com"` or `to:me` | Recipient | +| `subject:` | `subject:"quarterly review"` | Subject line | +| `has:` | `has:attachment` | Attachment presence | +| `after:` / `before:` | `after:2025-01-15` | YYYY-MM-DD | + +Differences from `gmail_search`: +- No `label:` taxonomy — Outlook uses folders. The standard folders (Inbox, Sent, Deleted) are searched by default. +- No Gmail-specific `is:starred` / `is:snoozed`. `is:unread` and `is:read` typically work; verify against the live tool list before relying on others. + +## Examples + +``` +outlook_search(query="quarterly review subject:\"Q4 planning\" after:2025-09-01") +outlook_search(query="from:\"finance@company.com\" has:attachment") +outlook_search(query="from:me to:\"alice@company.com\" budget") +outlook_search(query="contract has:attachment") +``` + +## Pitfalls + +- **Don't assume Gmail filter vocabulary 1:1.** Verify by trying the bare query first if a filter returns unexpected empty results. +- **Quote multi-word values.** +- **Empty results may mean no access** to a shared mailbox. + +## Typical follow-up + +Use `read_document` with the URL of an interesting result to read the full message. diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/read-document.md b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/read-document.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5cce12f --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/read-document.md @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +# `read_document` — fetch full content by URL + +Retrieve the complete content of one or more URLs (internal Glean-indexed resources or public web pages). The natural follow-up to `search`, `code_search`, `gmail_search`, etc., when you have a URL and need the body. + +## When to use + +- After `search` returns a candidate document and you need to quote, summarize, or analyze it +- The user provides a Glean URL or any other URL and asks "what does this say?" +- You need full content rather than the short excerpt search returns +- Reading multiple related documents in one call + +**Don't** use for: +- Discovery without a URL — use `search` (or the appropriate per-source tool) first +- Repeatedly re-reading the same URL — results are deterministic; cache mentally + +## Parameters + +| Parameter | Type | Notes | +|---|---|---| +| `urls` | string array (required) | One or more URLs. Pass them all in a single call rather than one call per URL. | +| `mode` | enum | Omit for default structured/text response. Set to `"raw_bytes"` to retrieve original bytes (recommended for `.xlsx` and other formats where extracted text loses structure). | + +## When to use `raw_bytes` + +For Office 365 spreadsheets (`.xlsx`), the structured-text response collapses formulas, formatting, and grid structure. Try `mode: "raw_bytes"` first to get the native file. If `raw_bytes` fails, retry without `mode` to fall back to text extraction. + +For most documents (Confluence pages, Google Docs, web pages), the default extracted text is what you want. + +## Examples + +``` +read_document(urls=["https://company.glean.com/doc/abc123"]) +read_document(urls=[ + "https://company.glean.com/doc/abc123", + "https://company.glean.com/doc/def456" +]) +read_document(urls=["https://drive.google.com/file/d/.../view"], mode="raw_bytes") +``` + +## Pitfalls + +- **One call, multiple URLs.** Don't issue four `read_document` calls for four URLs — one call with the array is faster and shares the same auth. +- **All-or-nothing.** Empty response means the URL was inaccessible (auth, access, deleted, never existed). Empty doesn't mean "doesn't exist on the platform." +- **No retries with variations.** If the URL fails, trying the same URL with different casing or query params won't help. Re-issue your `search` if needed. +- **Public URLs work.** `read_document` will fetch external pages too — useful when an internal doc references a vendor's docs page. + +## Typical follow-up + +After `read_document`, you have content to quote / summarize / cite. Apply [vetting.md](vetting.md) before presenting freshness-sensitive material. diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/search.md b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/search.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..db0de3f --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/search.md @@ -0,0 +1,77 @@ +# `search` — document discovery + +Search documents across all the user's Glean-indexed sources (Confluence, Google Drive, GitHub, Slack, Jira, Notion, …). This is the workhorse tool for *"find the doc about X"* questions. + +## When to use + +- Documents, wikis, policies, RFCs, specs, design docs, runbooks +- Slack threads, announcements, public messages +- Any "where is the doc about …" question +- Starting point before reading individual documents with `read_document` + +**Don't** use `search` for people (use `employee_search`), code (`code_search`), email (`gmail_search` / `outlook_search`), or meetings (`meeting_lookup`). + +## Parameter shape + +`search` uses **structured parameters** — pass each filter as its own argument, not embedded in the query string. + +| Parameter | Type | Notes | +|---|---|---| +| `query` | string (required) | Keywords to match. Short, discriminative, no boolean operators. | +| `app` | enum | One source app (`confluence`, `gdrive`, `github`, `slack`, `jira`, `notion`, `gong`, `salescloud`, `gmail`, `o365sharepoint`, …). | +| `type` | enum | Document type: `pull`, `spreadsheet`, `slides`, `email`, `direct message`, `folder`. | +| `owner` | string | Document creator. Accepts a name, `me`, or `myteam`. | +| `from` | string | Person who created, updated, or commented on the doc. Same value space as `owner`. | +| `channel` | string | Slack channel name (only meaningful with `app: slack`). | +| `updated` | string | Relative window: `today`, `yesterday`, `past_week`, `past_2_weeks`, `past_month`, or a month name. | +| `after` | string | `YYYY-MM-DD`. Documents updated strictly after this date. No future dates. | +| `before` | string | `YYYY-MM-DD`. Documents updated strictly before this date. | +| `sort_by_recency` | boolean | Newest first instead of by relevance. Use only when the user explicitly asks for the *latest* or *most recent*. | +| `exhaustive` | boolean | Return all matches. Use only when the user asks for "all", "each", or "every". | +| `num_results` | integer | Default is small. Pass up to 500 only when the user wants a comprehensive list. | +| `dynamic_search_result_filters` | string | After a first search, refine using `key:value` filters drawn from the result metadata (e.g., `brand:Apple|screen_size:14-inch`). Never invent values. | +| `cursor` | string | Pagination cursor from a previous response. | + +## Query style + +- **Short, discriminative keywords.** "auth RFC" beats "documentation about how authentication works at our company". +- **No boolean logic.** `AND`/`OR` is ignored; using them adds noise. +- **No quotes** unless the user is asking for a verbatim phrase. +- **Iterate, don't query-stuff.** If results are wrong, run another search with a tighter term — adding synonyms to one query rarely helps. + +## Examples + +``` +search(query="authentication RFC", app="confluence", updated="past_month") +search(query="payment retry policy", owner="me") +search(query="design doc onboarding", from="Sarah Chen", after="2025-09-01") +search(query="incident runbook", app="confluence", sort_by_recency=true) +search(query="quarterly planning", updated="past_2_weeks", exhaustive=true) +``` + +## Pitfalls + +- **`after:` with a future date returns nothing.** The API silently drops the filter. +- **`updated` keywords vs. `after` / `before` dates.** Use `updated` for relative windows; use `after`/`before` for ISO date ranges. Don't combine both unless the dates are inside the relative window. +- **`sort_by_recency=true` overrides relevance.** A high-relevance match from last quarter will rank below a low-relevance match from yesterday. Only enable it when the user actually wants newest-first ordering. +- **Empty results don't always mean "doesn't exist".** With Glean, empty often means *the calling user doesn't have access* to anything matching. Report cleanly rather than retrying with looser filters that might leak a partial answer from a different scope. +- **`num_results` defaults are small.** If the user said "all" or "every", pass `exhaustive=true` and a large `num_results` together. + +## Typical follow-up + +After `search` returns candidates, fetch full content with `read_document` (see [read-document.md](read-document.md)) for the URLs you need to quote or analyze. For multi-source synthesis, see [synthesis.md](synthesis.md). Before presenting, apply [vetting.md](vetting.md). + +## Cross-tool filter style reference + +Different Glean tools accept filters in different places. This matters: putting an inline filter in `search`'s `query` string won't work; putting a structured parameter in a code_search query string will silently fail. + +| Tool | Filter style | Example | +|------|-------------|---------| +| `search` | Structured parameters (separate args) | `search(query="auth RFC", app="confluence", updated="past_month")` | +| `code_search` | Inline in query string | `code_search("auth handler owner:me updated:past_week")` | +| `employee_search` | Inline in query string | `employee_search("reportsto:\"VP Engineering\"")` | +| `gmail_search` | Inline in query string | `gmail_search("from:\"alice@co.com\" is:unread")` | +| `meeting_lookup` | Structured `before` / `after` params + inline for `participants` / `topic` | `meeting_lookup(query="standup", after="2025-10-07", before="2025-10-09")` | +| `user_activity` | Structured `start_date` / `end_date` params | `user_activity(start_date="2025-10-01", end_date="2025-10-08")` | + +When in doubt: `search` is structural; everything else is inline. diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/synthesis.md b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/synthesis.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8550bd2 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/synthesis.md @@ -0,0 +1,129 @@ +# Synthesis across Glean tools + +Some questions can't be answered by a single Glean tool. Use this file when the answer requires combining sources — docs + code + meetings, or org structure + activity, or memory + search. + +## When this applies + +- A question spans documents, meetings, people, and code +- Results from one source need context from another to be useful +- "Who actually knows about X?" — the title says one thing, the activity says another +- "What's the status of project Y?" — need official docs *and* recent meeting context *and* code activity +- Sources disagree and you need to reconcile + +## Choose tools by information type + +| What you need | Reach for | +|---|---| +| Authoritative doc (RFC, policy, spec) | `search` | +| Synthesized overview across many sources | `chat` | +| Recent discussion / decisions | `meeting_lookup` | +| Org structure, role, reporting | `employee_search` | +| Code-level truth (what's actually built) | `code_search` | +| User's own context / personalization | `read_memory`, `user_activity` | +| Structured entity / relationship | `knowledge_graph_query` | + +## Patterns + +### "What is X, really?" + +1. `chat` for an overview +2. `search` for the authoritative doc +3. `employee_search` for the owner (so the user can verify) +4. Reconcile: what the AI says + what the doc says + who to ask + +### "Who actually knows about X?" + +Title alone is weak signal. Combine: + +1. `employee_search` — who has the role +2. `code_search` with `owner:` — who has been writing code on it +3. `search` with `owner:` — who has been authoring docs on it +4. Rank by how many signals overlap. People with multiple signals are the real experts; single-signal hits are weaker. + +### "What's the status of project Y?" + +1. `chat` — current-status summary +2. `meeting_lookup` — recent decisions +3. `search` with `app:jira` or `app:notion` — tracking docs +4. Recency-weight: a 2-day-old meeting beats a 6-month-old wiki page. + +### "How do we do X?" + +1. `search` — process docs +2. `code_search` — what the code actually does +3. `meeting_lookup` — recent changes to the process +4. Reconcile: doc + code + recent updates. Flag any drift. + +## Reconciling conflicts + +When two sources disagree: + +- **Surface the conflict, don't hide it.** "The spec says A; the code does B." +- **Recency wins for state, authority wins for policy.** A recent meeting overrides an old wiki on "what we're doing now"; an approved RFC overrides a Slack thread on "what the rule is". +- **When unsure, suggest verification with the owner.** Better to point to a person than to pick wrong. + +## Output discipline + +When presenting synthesized answers: + +1. **Cite each claim with a URL.** No URL → don't include the claim. +2. **Note recency** for time-sensitive claims. +3. **Show your sources as a list**, not just inline. The user verifies by clicking. +4. **Apply [vetting.md](vetting.md) before presenting.** Three good sources beat ten weak ones. + +## When to say "I don't know" + +- Sources are missing or all stale +- Conflicts have no clear resolution and no owner to point to +- The user is making a high-stakes decision and the evidence is thin + +A clean "I don't have enough to answer this confidently — try [person/channel]" is better than a synthesized answer the user will rely on incorrectly. + +## Skeptical source triage (before synthesizing) + +Apply these tests before folding any source into a synthesized answer. + +**Source quality** +- Official docs, code, recent meeting notes → include +- Secondary or somewhat-dated sources → include with context note +- Hearsay, speculation, very old content → exclude + +**Recency vs authority** +- Recent official > stale official — don't treat a 2-year-old RFC as current if a newer one exists +- Recent unofficial vs stale official: weight toward the recent unless it's a one-off Slack message +- Still flag the conflict rather than silently picking one + +**Completeness** +- 3+ sources align with comprehensive coverage → high confidence +- Few sources, gaps noted → include with explicit gaps +- Single source for a multi-faceted question → say so + +**Conflict handling** +- Always surface conflicts; never pick silently +- State which is likely correct and why (recency? authority? corroboration?) + +## Full synthesis output template + +``` +## [Question / Topic] + +### Answer +[Direct answer to the question] + +### Supporting evidence + +| Source | What it says | Last updated | +|--------|--------------|--------------| +| [Doc title] ([link]) | [Key information] | [Date] | +| [Meeting date] ([link]) | [Decision or discussion point] | [Date] | +| [Repo / file] ([link]) | [What the code does] | [Date] | + +### Confidence assessment +- **Overall**: [High / Medium / Low] +- **Data freshness**: [Current / Mostly current / Some stale] +- **Source agreement**: [Strong / Partial / Conflicting] + +### Gaps and next steps +- [What's missing or uncertain] +- [Who to verify with if this is critical] +``` diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/user-activity.md b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/user-activity.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8a7e22d --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/user-activity.md @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +# `user_activity` — the user's own work history + +Retrieve the calling user's activity log over a date range: documents they created or edited, comments they made, items they viewed, mentions they received. The data source for "what did I do?" questions. + +## When to use + +- "What have I been working on?" — weekly / daily summary +- "What did I do last week?" — status updates, standup notes +- "What documents have I touched recently?" — recall after time away +- 1:1 prep, performance-review evidence, project handoff +- The user forgot a doc name but remembers they edited it recently + +**Don't** use for: +- Other people's activity — `user_activity` is calling-user only +- Activity outside Glean's connected sources +- Discovery of unfamiliar documents — use `search` + +## Parameters + +| Parameter | Type | Notes | +|---|---|---| +| `start_date` | string (required) | YYYY-MM-DD. **Inclusive.** | +| `end_date` | string (required) | YYYY-MM-DD. **Exclusive** — must be strictly after `start_date`. | + +## Date conventions + +- For "last week" (assuming today is Monday): `start_date: 2025-09-29`, `end_date: 2025-10-06` (a 7-day window). +- For "yesterday": `start_date: 2025-10-12`, `end_date: 2025-10-13`. +- For "today's activity": `start_date: 2025-10-13`, `end_date: 2025-10-14`. + +The exclusive end date catches users off-guard. To include all of a target day, set `end_date` to the day *after*. + +## Examples + +``` +user_activity(start_date="2025-10-06", end_date="2025-10-13") // last week +user_activity(start_date="2025-10-01", end_date="2025-11-01") // October +``` + +## Pitfalls + +- **`end_date` is exclusive.** Off-by-one is the most common mistake. +- **Activity ≠ contributions.** A document the user briefly viewed shows up alongside one they authored. Filter for significance when summarizing — a status report should highlight creates/edits, not views. +- **No filter by app or type.** The result mixes docs, code, meetings, comments. You filter post-hoc. +- **Time zones.** Dates are interpreted in the user's profile time zone — consistent with how the user thinks about their week. + +## Typical follow-up + +For "what did I work on?" reports, combine `user_activity` (what they touched) with `read_memory` ([memory.md](memory.md), what their stated active projects are) for thematic grouping. For accomplishment summaries, vet results per [vetting.md](vetting.md) — exclude trivial views, surface decisions and shipped work. diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/vetting.md b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/vetting.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3fcf020 --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/using-glean/reference/vetting.md @@ -0,0 +1,166 @@ +# Vetting Glean results + +Glean returns lots of results. Most should not reach the user verbatim. Vet for relevance, freshness, authority, and corroboration before presenting. + +## When this applies + +- Any time you're about to surface Glean results to the user +- Especially when the user will *act* on the answer (decisions, code changes, communications) +- When sources disagree +- When results are sparse and there's pressure to fill the gap with weak matches + +## The four tests + +### Relevance + +Does the result actually answer the question, or does it just contain matching keywords? + +- **Include**: directly addresses the query +- **Exclude**: tangential mentions, keyword coincidences, unrelated contexts +- Ask: *"If I sent only this to the user, would they say 'yes that answers it'?"* + +### Freshness + +How recently was the source updated? + +| Window | Treatment | +|---|---| +| < 3 months | Current — present without caveat | +| 3–12 months | Aging — note the date | +| 12+ months | Stale — include only if no alternative, with explicit warning | + +For currency-sensitive topics (active projects, team ownership, deployment process), tighten the window. For timeless content (architectural patterns, design philosophy), relax it. + +### Authority + +Where does the source live? + +| Tier | Examples | +|---|---| +| Official | RFCs, approved specs, signed-off policies, CODEOWNERS | +| Semi-official | Team wikis, project docs, design docs | +| Discussion | Slack threads, meeting notes | +| Personal | Individual drafts, scratch notes | + +Don't present a Slack message as policy. Don't present a draft as approved. When the only result is informal, say so. + +### Corroboration + +Do multiple sources agree? + +- 3+ agree → high confidence +- 2 agree → medium +- 1 source → call it out as single-source +- Sources conflict → see [synthesis.md](synthesis.md) on reconciling + +## Filter before presenting + +Run results through this filter: + +1. Drop tangential keyword matches +2. Drop content older than your freshness threshold (unless no alternative) +3. Drop drafts being passed off as final +4. Drop content from people who left the company (for ownership questions) +5. Drop deprecated / legacy content unless that's what the user asked for + +Three vetted results beat ten unfiltered ones. + +## "Nothing found" is a valid answer + +If vetting eliminates everything, say so cleanly: + +> No high-quality results for [topic]. Search returned [N] candidates; vetting excluded them as [reason: stale / tangential / informal]. +> +> Suggested next steps: +> - Try alternative terms: [suggestions] +> - Ask in [relevant channel] +> - Check with [likely owner] + +Never pad with weak matches to avoid saying "nothing found". + +## Communicating confidence + +When you do present results, signal confidence. Examples: + +- "Per the auth RFC (approved 2025-03, last updated 2025-08): …" +- "From a Slack thread on 2025-09-02 (informal): …" +- "Three sources agree on this: [docs]" +- "Single source — recommend verifying with [owner]" +- "This doc is 14 months old; verify currency before relying on it" + +Specificity is the discipline. "Recently" and "according to docs" tell the user nothing. + +## Confidence signal templates + +Use these when presenting results to users, especially when acting on the information. + +### For individual search results + +``` +**[Title]** ([link]) +- Updated: [date] ([freshness: current / aging / stale]) +- Source: [official / semi-official / discussion / personal] +- Relevance: [why this matches the query] +``` + +### For a synthesized answer + +``` +## [Topic] + +**Confidence**: [High / Medium / Low] +- Based on [N] sources +- Most recent: [date] +- [Any caveats — stale, single-source, inferred] + +**Sources**: +- [Source 1] — [authority tier], updated [date] +- [Source 2] — [authority tier], updated [date] +``` + +### For uncertain or sparse results + +``` +## [Topic] + +**What I found**: [Information] + +**Caveats**: +- [ ] Source is [X] months old — verify currency +- [ ] Single source — seek corroboration +- [ ] Inferred, not explicitly stated +- [ ] Conflicts with [other source] + +**Suggested verification**: Contact [person] or check [source] +``` + +### For conflicting sources + +``` +## [Topic] — Conflicting information + +| Aspect | Source A | Source B | Assessment | +|--------|----------|----------|------------| +| [Item] | [Says X] | [Says Y] | [Which is likely correct and why] | + +**Recommendation**: Verify with [authoritative source / person] +``` + +## When to always communicate confidence + +Signal confidence explicitly when: + +- The user will make a decision based on the information +- The information is time-sensitive (deployment process, team ownership, active policy) +- Sources are from informal channels (Slack, personal notes) +- Only one source was found +- The topic involves policy, security, or compliance +- You are synthesizing rather than directly quoting a source + +## Inline freshness indicators (shorthand) + +When you need a compact signal in a citation line: + +- ✅ Updated within 6 months — current +- ⚠️ Updated 6–12 months ago — verify if critical +- ❌ Updated 12+ months ago — likely outdated; include only with warning diff --git a/plugins/glean/skills/verify-rfc/SKILL.md b/plugins/glean/skills/verify-rfc/SKILL.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ad0f86f --- /dev/null +++ b/plugins/glean/skills/verify-rfc/SKILL.md @@ -0,0 +1,220 @@ +--- +name: verify-rfc +description: Verify an RFC or design doc against the actual implementation — find drift, missing pieces, and undocumented changes. Trigger phrases include "verify the RFC", "compare design doc to implementation", "is the spec implemented", "does the code match the design", "what's drifted from the RFC", "audit the doc against", "spec compliance check", "is what we built what we designed". +--- + +# RFC Verification + +You are verifying a design document (RFC, spec, design doc) against the actual implementation. Identify completeness, gaps, and discrepancies. + +## Input + +Determine the RFC, design doc URL, or topic from the user's request. If it is not clear, ask: "Which RFC or design doc would you like to verify? You can give me a URL, a document title, or a topic to search for." + +--- + +## Core Principles + +- **Thorough but efficient**: Don't over-analyze trivial items +- **Quote evidence**: Show specific code when claiming implementation exists +- **Be skeptical**: Just finding related code doesn't mean the requirement is met +- **Honesty over completeness**: Better to say "couldn't verify" than claim incorrectly + +--- + +## Phase 1: Fetch the Design Document + +**Goal**: Get the full RFC content + +**Actions**: +1. Get the document: + - If given a URL: `read_document "[URL]"` + - If given a topic: `search "[topic] RFC OR design doc"` then `read_document` on the best match + +2. Extract verifiable requirements: + - Functional requirements + - Technical specifications + - Integration points + - Non-functional requirements (performance, security) + +3. Create a checklist of requirements to verify + +--- + +## Phase 2: Search the Codebase + +**Goal**: Find implementations for each requirement + +**Actions**: +1. For each major requirement area, search the local codebase using your host's local file-search tools (grep/glob/read) to find relevant files by name patterns, locate specific implementations, and examine implementation details. + +2. Also search Glean for related internal code: + ``` + code_search "[requirement] implementation" + ``` + +3. Document what you find for each requirement + +--- + +## Phase 3: Vet Each Finding (CRITICAL) + +**Goal**: Rigorously verify claims — BE SKEPTICAL + +For each requirement × implementation pair, evaluate: + +**Match Quality Test** +- Does the code actually implement this requirement? +- ✅ IMPLEMENTED: Clear, direct implementation with evidence +- ⚠️ PARTIAL: Some aspects present, others missing +- ❓ UNCLEAR: Code exists but doesn't clearly fulfill requirement +- ❌ NOT FOUND: No evidence of implementation + +**Evidence Strength Test** +- How confident are you in this assessment? +- ✅ HIGH: Can point to specific code that clearly implements this +- ⚠️ MEDIUM: Code appears related but not definitively implementing +- ❌ LOW: Inferring based on file names or tangential code + +**Specification Fidelity Test** +- Does implementation match what the spec says? +- ✅ MATCHES: Implementation follows spec +- ⚠️ DIFFERS: Implementation exists but deviates from spec +- ❌ CONTRADICTS: Implementation does opposite of spec + +**Common False Positives — BE CAREFUL**: +- Code that USES an API doesn't mean the API is IMPLEMENTED +- Test code doesn't count as implementation +- Commented-out code doesn't count +- TODO comments don't count +- Dead code or deprecated code doesn't count + +**For each "Implemented" claim**: +- Require file:line reference +- Verify the code actually does what the spec requires +- Note any deviations + +--- + +## Phase 4: Generate Verification Report + +**Goal**: Present honest, evidence-based verification results + +**Actions**: +Present the verification report: + +```markdown +# RFC Verification Report + +## Document +- **Title**: [RFC title] +- **URL**: [link] +- **Last Updated**: [date if available] + +## Verification Confidence +| Confidence Level | Requirements | +|------------------|--------------| +| High (clear evidence) | [X] | +| Medium (likely but not certain) | [Y] | +| Low (couldn't verify definitively) | [Z] | + +## Summary +| Status | Count | % | +|--------|-------|---| +| Implemented | X | X% | +| Partially Implemented | Y | Y% | +| Not Found | Z | Z% | +| Differs from Spec | W | W% | + +**Overall**: [X of Y requirements verified with high confidence] + +## Detailed Findings + +### Implemented (High Confidence) +| Requirement | Evidence | Confidence | +|-------------|----------|------------| +| [Requirement] | [file:line] - [what it does] | High | + +### Partially Implemented +| Requirement | Present | Missing | Evidence | +|-------------|---------|---------|----------| +| [Requirement] | [what exists] | [what's missing] | [file:line] | + +### Not Found / Could Not Verify +| Requirement | What I Searched | Confidence | +|-------------|-----------------|------------| +| [Requirement] | [where we looked] | Low - may exist but couldn't locate | + +### Differs from Spec +| Requirement | Spec Says | Implementation Does | Evidence | +|-------------|-----------|---------------------|----------| +| [Requirement] | [X] | [Y] | [file:line] | + +## Limitations & Caveats + +**What I couldn't verify:** +- [Requirement] - Would need [access/expertise] to verify +- [Requirement] - Code exists but unclear if it fulfills requirement + +**Potential false negatives:** +- Implementation may exist under different name +- May be in private/restricted repo + +## Recommendations +1. [Priority action to close gap] +2. [Verification that needs human review] + +## Notes +- [Observations about spec being outdated] +- [Ambiguities in the original spec] +``` + +--- + +## If Verification Is Inconclusive + +Be honest about limitations: + +```markdown +# RFC Verification Report + +## Verification Incomplete + +I was able to verify [X] of [Y] requirements with high confidence. + +**Well-verified areas:** +- [List of requirements with clear evidence] + +**Could not verify:** +- [List with reasons] + +**Why verification was limited:** +- [Reasons: access, complexity, ambiguity in spec] + +**Recommended next steps:** +1. Have [team/person] review this report +2. Manually verify [specific requirements] +3. Update spec if requirements have changed +``` + +--- + +## Troubleshooting + +### RFC Not Found +If the document can't be found: +- Ask for the exact URL or document title +- Search for alternative names +- Check if the user has access to the document + +### Implementation Not Found +If code can't be found: +- The feature may not be implemented yet — note this clearly +- Check if the RFC was superseded or abandoned +- Search for related terms + +### Ambiguous Requirements +If the RFC has unclear requirements: +- Note which requirements are ambiguous +- Document assumptions made during verification +- Suggest the RFC author clarify the spec