wehub-resource-sync
28 lines
1.5 KiB
Markdown
28 lines
1.5 KiB
Markdown
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description: Draft a well-formatted Slack announcement and save it as a draft
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Given the topic or context provided in $ARGUMENTS:
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1. Ask the user the following clarifying questions (skip any that are already clear from the provided context):
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- Which channel should this announcement be posted in?
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- Who is the target audience?
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- What is the key message or call to action?
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- Is there a deadline or date to highlight?
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- What tone is appropriate — formal, casual, or urgent?
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2. Compose the announcement following Slack formatting best practices:
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- Use Slack's mrkdwn syntax: `*bold*` for emphasis (not `**bold**`), `_italic_` for secondary emphasis, `>` for callouts.
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- Lead with the most important information — don't bury the point.
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- Use a clear, descriptive opening line that works as a headline.
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- Keep paragraphs short (2-3 sentences max).
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- Use bullet points for lists of items or action steps.
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- Include relevant emoji sparingly to aid scanning (e.g., :mega: for announcements, :calendar: for dates, :point_right: for action items).
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- End with a clear call to action or next step if applicable.
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3. Present the draft to the user for review. Offer to adjust tone, length, or formatting.
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4. Once the user approves, use `slack_search_channels` to find the target channel ID, then use `slack_send_message_draft` to create the draft in Slack.
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5. Let the user know the draft is ready in Slack and they can review and send it from the Slack client.
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