holiday-recap

Holiday Recap

Catch the user up after annual leave or any extended out-of-office period. Reviews Outlook email, meeting invitations, meetings held while away, Teams channels, group chats, 1:1 chats and meeting chats, then reports Mails, Meeting Request, Important Meetings Recap and Chats — each item appearing exactly once, deep-linked, styled to match the app it came from (Outlook items read like Outlook, Teams items read like Teams) — before executing the meeting responses, sends and posts the user approves.

When NOT to Use

• Daily or end-of-day catch-up ("what did I miss today", "morning briefing") → daily-briefing.
• A single meeting's summary, transcript or action items → meeting-intel.
• Calendar hygiene, declining low-value meetings, defending focus time → calendar-management.
• Booking, moving or cancelling a meeting → schedule-meeting.
• Ordinary inbox triage or a one-off email search → use the Outlook tools directly.
• Absences of roughly a day or less, where a daily briefing is the better fit.

This skill orchestrates those built-in capabilities across a multi-day absence window; it does not replace them. Where a built-in skill does the job better for one item (e.g. a deep meeting summary), use it and fold the result into the recap.

Workflow

Step 1 — Ask the scoping questions, starting with which areas to cover

Before any mailbox, calendar, chat or channel call runs, ask the user through this sequence, starting with Q0. Combine into as few core-AskUserQuestion cards as the UI allows (e.g. Q0 alone on its own card since every later question depends on it; Q1 alone on the next card since it gates everything else; Q2+Q3 together where relevant; Q4 alone, since its answer determines what the next card can even show; Q5 next; Q6 last) — but the fixed order below never changes, and a question is only skipped when its own rule below says to skip it.

Q0 — Areas to include "Which areas do you want covered in this recap?" Multi-select, presented as checkboxes: