Which platforms are supported?

GitHub, Linear, Slack, and PostHog via configured integrations (api-call, web-fetch) with bidirectional sync.

What is bidirectional sync in this skill?

It reads data from platforms, writes updated briefs to 01-daily, and updates 04-projects, while committing changes to track history.

How are blockers detected?

Blockers are detected through cross-platform alignment checks and patterns where work is blocked across repos, issues, channels, or feature flags.

cog-team-intelligence

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COG Team Intelligence Skill

Cross-reference GitHub, Linear, Slack, and PostHog data to generate unified team intelligence briefs with bidirectional sync support.

Capabilities

Gather activity data from GitHub (PRs, issues, commits, reviews)
Gather activity data from Linear (issues, cycles, projects)
Gather activity data from Slack (discussions, decisions, threads)
Gather analytics from PostHog (metrics, feature flags, experiments)
Cross-reference data across all platforms
Detect cross-platform misalignment
Generate team intelligence briefs with blocker detection
Support bidirectional sync between platforms

Tool Use Instructions

Use api-call or web-fetch to gather data from configured integrations
Normalize data from each platform into comparable format
Cross-reference to identify patterns spanning platforms
Use file-read to load existing team context from 04-projects
Use file-write to create team brief in 01-daily
Use file-write to update team context in 04-projects
Use git-commit to commit team intelligence

Examples

{
  "vaultPath": "./cog-vault",
  "mode": "team-brief",
  "userName": "Alex",
  "integrations": {
    "github": { "org": "my-org", "repos": ["frontend", "backend"] },
    "linear": { "team": "engineering" },
    "slack": { "channels": ["engineering", "product"] }
  }
}

Source

git clone https://github.com/a5c-ai/babysitter/blob/main/plugins/babysitter/skills/babysit/process/methodologies/cog-second-brain/skills/team-intelligence/SKILL.md

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Overview

COG Team Intelligence cross-references data from GitHub, Linear, Slack, and PostHog to generate unified team briefs with bidirectional sync. It detects cross-platform misalignment and blockers, delivering actionable insights for engineering and product teams.

How This Skill Works

The skill uses api-call or web-fetch to gather data from configured integrations, normalizes data into a common schema, and cross-references patterns across platforms. It then loads existing context from 04-projects, writes the new team brief to 01-daily, updates the project context, and commits changes with git-commit.

When to Use It

To produce a consolidated briefing across GitHub, Linear, Slack, and PostHog for daily standups or leadership reviews
To identify cross-platform misalignment and root cause blockers before planning
To surface cross-platform trends (PRs, issues, Slack decisions, PostHog metrics) for sprint retros
To refresh team context by syncing 04-projects with 01-daily briefs
To automate documentation and sharing of team intelligence with version control commits

Quick Start

Step 1: Use api-call or web-fetch to gather data from configured integrations
Step 2: Normalize data from each platform into a comparable format
Step 3: Cross-reference to identify patterns across platforms, load context from 04-projects, write to 01-daily, commit via git-commit

Best Practices

Normalize data into a common schema before cross-referencing
Validate time frames and data freshness across sources
Keep integration configs explicit (repos, channels, team names) to avoid drift
Include blocker and alignment flags in briefs for quick actions
Use git-commit to record team intelligence with clear, meaningful messages

Example Use Cases

Engineering team receives a daily cross-platform brief highlighting open PRs, cycles, Slack decisions, and feature flags to guide the day
A major feature release triggers a cross-platform alignment check, surfacing misalignments between GitHub issues and Linear workflows
A quarterly team health digest combines activity from GitHub, Linear, Slack, and PostHog for leadership review
Sprint planning is boosted by a cross-platform briefing that surfaces blockers from issues, threads, and experiments
Incident response coordination is improved by a cross-platform summary that links Slack decisions, code changes, and telemetry

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