SLACK COMMANDER

When I react with a 🎫 emoji to any Slack message, create a Jira ticket 
with: summary (message content or thread title), description (full thread 
context), reporter (me), priority (based on channel urgency), labels 
(channel name). Post the Jira ticket link back to the thread. If the 
thread is in a project channel, auto-assign to the project lead.

Every weekday at 9:30 AM, check my Jira for yesterday's completed tickets, 
GitHub for merged PRs, and Google Calendar for meetings attended. Draft 
a standup message: "Yesterday: [completed items], Today: [planned work], 
Blockers: [flagged issues]". Post to my team's #standup Slack channel. 
Tag me for review before posting.

Every 2 hours during business hours, check my Gmail for unread emails. 
Send me a Slack DM with: sender, subject line, 1-sentence summary, 
suggested action (Reply/Read Later/Ignore). Include quick-reaction buttons: 
"Draft Reply", "Mark Read", "Remind Me Later". When I click "Draft Reply", 
create a Gmail draft and notify me.

When I send a Slack DM to you with "/research [topic]", perform a deep 
research job using Tavily and web search. Within 10 minutes, reply with: 
3 key findings, 2 authoritative sources, 1 surprising insight. If research 
will take longer, send an initial "Research in progress..." message and 
follow up when complete.

When someone DMs me "schedule" or mentions scheduling in a channel, 
check my Google Calendar for availability over the next 2 weeks. Share 
3 suggested time slots in the Slack thread. When a time is confirmed, 
create the calendar invite with all attendees, book a Zoom room (if 
configured), and post the meeting details back to Slack.

When I type "/find [filename or keywords]" in any Slack channel, search 
my Google Drive and Notion for matching files. Return the top 3 results 
with: file name, location, last modified date, direct link. If no exact 
match, suggest similar files. When I react with ✅ to a result, share that 
link in the original channel thread.