Task Analyze Slack Usage
Instructions
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The data contains messagesFrom (user's messages), mentionsOf (others mentioning them), and collaborators (ranked by interaction signals).
Write a markdown profile to 
Connection Profiles. Start with 'Last analyzed: [ISO datetime]'. Include: - Top channels (where they're most active) - Key collaborators (names only, from bidirectional interactions) - Topics they discuss - Quick Access section with channel/DM IDs
DO NOT include message counts. Describe patterns, not statistics. DO NOT write to entities - that's handled by a separate task.
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Briefly confirm: 'Saved your Slack profile to connections/.'
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## Steps
1. [Read Connection Profile Format]: Read the documentation in: `./skills/sauna/[skill_id]/references/context.profile.format.md` (Canonical profile structure)
2. [Read Writing Samples]: Read the file at `./documents/tmp/writing-samples.json` and analyze its contents
3. The data contains messagesFrom (user's messages), mentionsOf (others mentioning them), and collaborators (ranked by interaction signals).
Write a markdown profile to `./documents/connections/[service-name].md`. Start with 'Last analyzed: [ISO datetime]'. Include: - Top channels (where they're most active) - Key collaborators (names only, from bidirectional interactions) - Topics they discuss - Quick Access section with channel/DM IDs
DO NOT include message counts. Describe patterns, not statistics. DO NOT write to entities - that's handled by a separate task.
4. Briefly confirm: 'Saved your Slack profile to connections/.'