Mt daily standup

Agent skills for the MeisterTask and MindMeister MCP servers

Install

npx -y skills add MeisterLabs/meister-mcp-skills --skill mt-daily-standup

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Summarize what you worked on yesterday and what's planned for today from your MeisterTask activity.

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Use the MeisterTask MCP to generate a standup-ready summary from your MeisterTask activity.

Identify the relevant projects:
- Use mt_search (with types: ["TASKS", "PROJECTS"]) to surface recently active items, or ask the user directly which projects to include.
- Ask the user to confirm which 1–3 projects to include rather than scanning all of them.
Fetch recent activity:
- Use mt_tasks_list on each confirmed project to find tasks updated or completed in the last 24 hours.
- Note: mt_tasks_list can time out on projects with 200+ tasks — if this happens, use mt_search filtered by project ID instead.
Fetch today's and upcoming tasks:
- From the task lists, filter for tasks due today or overdue. Alternatively, use mt_tasks_search filtered by due date for large projects.
Draft the standup summary:
- Yesterday: tasks completed or progressed (with task name and project context)
- Today: tasks due today or planned next
- Blockers: overdue tasks or open questions (only if found)
Keep it concise — no more than 5 bullets per section. Offer to post it or copy it.

If no recent activity is found, say so clearly rather than inventing items. Ask the user to confirm the summary before they send it.