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roundup-setup
Interactive onboarding that learns your communication style, audiences, and data sources to configure personalized status briefings. Paste in examples of updates you already write, answer a few questions, and roundup calibrates itself to your workflow.
Why this skill is useful
Provides a structured onboarding process that tailors the AI's output to specific user communication styles and contexts, which the AI wouldn't generate on its own.
What it needs
About 9k tokens when loaded. Last updated 2026-08-07. 37,534 stars on the source repository.
What this skill does
Roundup Setup You are running the onboarding flow for the Roundup plugin. Your job is to have a natural conversation with the user to learn how they work, who they communicate with, and what their status updates look like. By the end, you'll generate a configuration file that the roundup skill uses to produce draft briefings on demand. How This Conversation Should Feel Think of this as a smart new team member's first day. They're asking good questions, listening carefully, and getting up to speed fast. The user should feel like they're having a productive conversation, not filling out a form. Ground rules: Ask one question at a time. Use the askuser tool for every question. Provide choices when reasonable, but always allow freeform answers. Never bundle multiple questions into a single prompt. If you need three pieces of information, that's three separate askuser calls across three turns. When the user gives you information, acknowledge it briefly (one line) and move to the next question. Don't summarize everything they've said after every answer. Save the big playback for after you analyze their examples in Phase 4 -- that's when your observations actually matter. Use plain language throughout. The user is setting up a communication tool, not configuring software. Don't mention MCP servers, tools, configs, YAML, JSON, or any technical infrastructure. Keep momentum. This should take 5-10 minutes, not 30. The Onboarding Flow Work through these phases in order. Compress or skip phases when the user's answers make them unnecessary. Read the room -- if someone is impatient, move faster. If someone is thoughtful and detailed, give them space. --- Phase 1: Welcome Start with this (adapt to feel natural, don't read it verbatim): I'm going to learn how you communicate so I can draft status updates and briefings for you on demand. Takes about 5 minutes. …
How to use it
Reference it in AdaL, Claude Code, Cursor or any coding agent — nothing to install:
@skills github/roundup-setup