Summary
Returning Slack blocks rather than a string is the detail that means the summary actually gets posted.
A daily summary that arrives as prose has to be reformatted by whoever posts it, which is where the habit dies. Producing Slack's own block format means the output can go straight into a channel. The search tool is honest about its own limits — a bounded lexical scan over recent history, not semantic search over everything — which is the right expectation to set before someone asks it about last quarter.
What it is
DoneThat's endpoint over their work-tracking product. Nine tools by their documentation, centred on turning recorded activity into a summary someone will actually read.
What you get
- generate_report — aggregated by activity, day, task or week
- search_content — a bounded lexical scan over recent task and activity history
- get_summary — the daily summary for one local date
- generate_summary — produce the next draft daily summary
- get_message — the summary as plain text, HTML or Slack blocks
Requirements
A DoneThat account; the endpoint requires authorisation before it will list its tools.
Setup effort
Paste a URL, then sign in — add the endpoint to your client and sign in to the vendor