Slack reminders with your meetings
Have your agent post a Slack reminder every morning with the day's meetings, who's attending and what to prepare. Set it once in plain words.
Paste a Slack thread link and get a Linear issue with a clear title, the problem in two sentences and a link back to the conversation.
Using Corsair, read this Slack thread: <paste the thread link>. Create a Linear issue in the Product team with a short title, the problem in two sentences, what people suggested, and a link to the thread. Then reply in the thread with the Linear link.
Sign in to each app once. Corsair keeps the credentials and makes the calls, so your agent never sees a password or key.
Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Claude Code use the same address:
https://mcp.corsair.dev/mcpChatGPT personal plans get read tools only, and this prompt changes things in your apps. On those plans, use Claude, Cursor or Claude Code instead.
Your agent runs it right away and tells you what it did. Change the names in it (channels, repos, teams, time zone) to your own.
In Slack, open the thread menu and copy the link. The agent reads every reply, not just the first message.
A short problem statement is easier to triage than a pasted conversation.
The reply in the thread tells everyone it is tracked, so nobody files it twice.
The Corsair tools your agent uses for this job. Writes follow your link's mode: on a Strict link, each one waits for your approval.
Have your agent post a Slack reminder every morning with the day's meetings, who's attending and what to prepare. Set it once in plain words.
Get one Slack message each morning with yesterday's open questions, decisions and anything waiting on you, read from the channels you pick.
When someone opens an issue in your GitHub repo, a Linear issue is created in the right team with a summary, and each issue links to the other.
Yes. Ask: "whenever someone reacts with :ticket: to a message in #support, create a Linear issue from its thread". Corsair saves that as a routine on Slack's reaction event.