What this plugin is for
pmo-universal provides skills that are useful to anyone on a software team — PM,
developer, designer, tester — regardless of which project they're working on. No project
context required. Skills work across all your projects at once.
Skills in this plugin
| Skill | Trigger phrase examples |
|---|---|
/reports-morning-briefing |
"what did I miss?", "catch me up", "morning briefing", "co się działo?" |
/wyjasnij-typa |
"am I being blamed unfairly?", "someone's blaming me for X", "is this my fault?", "wyjaśnij mi tego typa" |
Required connectors
| Connector | Used by |
|---|---|
| Slack | both skills |
| Fireflies | reports-morning-briefing |
| Jira (Atlassian) | reports-morning-briefing |
| Google Calendar | reports-morning-briefing |
| Gmail | reports-morning-briefing |
| Confluence | wyjasnij-typa |
Example prompts to try
/reports-morning-briefing What did I miss since Friday?
/reports-morning-briefing Good morning — catch me up before standup
/wyjasnij-typa [paste the message where someone is blaming you]
/wyjasnij-typa The PM says we didn't deliver X — is that accurate?
Notes
wyjasnij-typa — the skill body is written in Polish (it was built for Polish-speaking PMs),
but the output adapts to whatever language you use in the conversation. The logic and
source-checking are fully language-agnostic.
reports-morning-briefing — best used at the start of a workday or after time away (weekend,
holiday, sick day). It asks you to choose or confirm the scan window first, then scans all
sources for that selected period and produces a single scannable digest. The skill works best
when your Slack channel IDs are in your project prompt (see pmo-project setup) — but it will
search by name as a fallback.