PMO
LeanCode PMO productivity workflows for morning briefings and fact-based blame checks across projects.
Universal PM productivity skills that work across all projects without any project-specific context. Useful for anyone on a software team — PM, developer, tester, or designer.
skills/pmo-universal-usage/SKILL.md — explains what this plugin does and when to use each universal PMO skillskills/reports-morning-briefing/SKILL.md — produces a sourced morning catch-up and meeting-prep digestskills/wyjasnij-typa/SKILL.md — checks blame claims against project sources and prepares a fact-based rebuttal| Skill | What it does |
|---|---|
/pmo-universal-usage | Explains this plugin, lists triggers, and shows example prompts |
/reports-morning-briefing | Morning catch-up — scans Slack, Jira, Fireflies, Gmail, and Google Calendar since you last worked and produces a scannable digest with today's meeting prep |
/wyjasnij-typa | Blame Shield — cross-checks project accusations against real sources (Slack, Fireflies, Jira, Confluence) and prepares a fact-based rebuttal |
| Connector | Required by |
|---|---|
| Slack | both skills |
| Fireflies | reports-morning-briefing |
| Atlassian (Jira + Confluence) | reports-morning-briefing, wyjasnij-typa |
| Google Calendar | reports-morning-briefing |
| Gmail | reports-morning-briefing |
No project-specific setup required. Both skills work out of the box.
Optional: if you have Slack channel IDs for your main project channels, add them to your Claude project instructions. The morning briefing will scan them directly instead of searching by name, which is faster:
## My Slack channels
- <project-name>: <channel-id>
- <project-name>: <channel-id>
/reports-morning-briefing What did I miss since Friday?
/reports-morning-briefing Good morning — catch me up before standup
/wyjasnij-typa [paste the message where someone is blaming you]
/wyjasnij-typa The PM says we didn't deliver X on time — is that accurate?
wyjasnij-typa — the skill body is written in Polish (built for Polish-speaking PMs in a software house context), but the output adapts to whatever language you use in the conversation. The source-checking logic and rebuttal structure are fully language-agnostic. English triggers work fine: "am I being blamed unfairly?", "is this my fault?", "someone's blaming me for X".
reports-morning-briefing — works best at the start of a workday or after time away. It asks for a scan window, or uses the period you already gave in the prompt, then scans the selected sources and produces a concise digest. For best results, run it before opening Slack rather than after.
Install individual skills through the CLI fallback, or download the raw SKILL.md file.
/pmo-universal-usage
📖 PMO-UNIVERSAL PLUGIN: Explains what this plugin covers, when to use each skill, and what connectors are required. Trigger when someone asks "what can this plugin do", "how do I use pmo-universal", or "what skills are available". Also trigger proactively when the user seems unsure which skill to reach for.
npx skills add leancodepl/ai-plugins --skill pmo-universal-usage -a cursor/reports-morning-briefing
☕ BRIEFING: Morning catch-up — scan Slack, Jira, Fireflies, Gmail & Google Calendar to produce a scannable briefing of what happened since you last worked, plus a prep rundown of today's meetings with sourced context. Perfect for Monday mornings, after a holiday, or at the start of any workday. Triggers: "what did I miss", "catch me up", "morning briefing", "what happened while I was away", "what's new since Friday", "co się działo", "co powinienem wiedzieć", "zrób mi briefing", "poranny briefing", "co nowego", "nadgonię", "co pominąłem", "zacznijmy dzień", "prepare me for today's meetings", "what's on my calendar today", "jakie mam dziś spotkania", or any variation of wanting a situational summary before starting work. Also trigger when someone says "good morning", mentions it's Monday, or asks to "start the day". Scans all sources automatically — no project required. Output: complete digest of everything important, no fluff, only signal.
npx skills add leancodepl/ai-plugins --skill reports-morning-briefing -a cursor/wyjasnij-typa
🔍 BLAME SHIELD: Cross-checks project accusations against real sources (Slack, Fireflies, Jira, Confluence) and prepares a fact-based rebuttal. Use when someone pastes a message or describes a situation where they feel blame is being unfairly shifted onto them, responsibility is being rewritten, or project history is being revised. Triggers: "is this my fault", "am I being blamed unfairly", "someone's blaming me for X", "how do I respond to this", "was I responsible for that", "PM/client says I didn't do X", "wyjaśnij mi tego typa", "ktoś zrzuca na mnie winę", "czy to moja wina", "jak odpowiedzieć na to", "rozkmiń to". Also trigger proactively when someone pastes a work message and asks how to respond in a context involving accountability.
npx skills add leancodepl/ai-plugins --skill wyjasnij-typa -a cursor0 skills selected