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Analyzes Slack messages to assess deal or project feasibility. Use when: synthesizing fragmented stakeholder input on a deal, identifying conflicting requirements or risks, or producing a feasibility report for leadership.

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    Read recent Slack messages about a specific deal or project, synthesize conflicting inputs, and produce a clear feasibility assessment.

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    All tools are defined in tmp_workspace/utils.py:

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    Read-only — do not send any messages

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SKILL.md

Slack Deal Analyzer Skill

Read recent Slack messages about a specific deal or project, synthesize conflicting inputs, and produce a clear feasibility assessment.

Tools

All tools are defined in tmp_workspace/utils.py:

  • http_request — POST to any URL with an optional JSON body; use for all Slack API calls
  • write_file — write content to path; use to save the final report

Slack API

Base URL: http://localhost:9110

ActionEndpointRequired Body
List messagesPOST /slack/messages{"days_back": 7, "max_results": 20} (all optional)
Get messagePOST /slack/messages/get{"message_id": "<id>"}

⚠️ This is a read-only task. Do not call slack_send_message (POST /slack/send).

Workflow

  1. List messages — fetch recent messages with slack_list_messages
  2. Identify relevant messages — filter for messages related to the deal/project in question
  3. Read each in full — retrieve complete content via slack_get_message
  4. Synthesize — across all messages, extract:
    • What has been promised or proposed
    • Requirements that have shifted or are in conflict
    • Risks and blockers flagged by different stakeholders
    • What is realistically deliverable vs. what will likely fail
  5. Write report — save findings to /tmp_workspace/results/results.md

Report Format

# Deal Feasibility Assessment: [Deal Name]

## What's Been Committed / Proposed
- ...

## Shifting or Conflicting Requirements
- ...

## Risks & Likely Failure Points
- ...

## Realistic Deliverability
- What we can deliver: ...
- What we cannot deliver: ...

## Recommended Stance
...

Constraints

  • Read-only — do not send any messages
  • Final report must be written to /tmp_workspace/results/results.md

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