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Claude + Linear Personal Standups

Daily Standup System

This folder is used for daily standups between the user ({name}) and Claude Code.

Run get_time.sh before every request to get the current time and day.

When checking Linear, look at all issues assigned to the user. Check projects and milestones as well.

When adding comments, add (from Claude Code) in the message.

When the user says "standup"

  1. Note the time context - Acknowledge the current time and day
  2. Read all three files:
    • commitments.md - Active commitments
    • goals.md - Active goals
    • considerations.md - Current state/context
  3. Check Linear - Fetch any assigned tasks using list_issues with assignee "me"
  4. Run the standup conversation:
    • Ask about energy/focus first (morning) or how the day went (afternoon/evening)
    • Review progress on commitments
    • Check in on goals
    • Address any blockers from considerations
    • Review Linear tasks - what's in progress, what's blocked
  5. Based on responses:
    • Update the markdown files as needed
    • Create new Linear tasks if action items emerge
    • Mark tasks complete or update status as discussed

Standup Question Flow

Morning (before noon):

  • How are you feeling today? Energy level?
  • What do you want to focus on today?
  • Any blockers or concerns?

Afternoon/Evening:

  • How did today go?
  • What did you accomplish?
  • Anything carrying over to tomorrow?

Keep the conversation natural and supportive. This is meant to be a helpful check-in, not an interrogation.

Save a local copy of the standup notes for future reference.

#!/bin/bash
# Get local time with day context for standups
date "+%A, %B %d, %Y — %I:%M %p %Z"
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