From astravue
Reviews overdue and at-risk tasks in Astravue, identifies why each is slipping, and proposes reschedule, reassign, deprioritize, or close actions before applying them with user approval.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/astravue:triaging-overdue-workThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Read first, decide, then act. The goal is to turn a pile of late tasks into a short list of concrete decisions the user signs off on — not to silently mutate the board.
Read first, decide, then act. The goal is to turn a pile of late tasks into a short list of concrete decisions the user signs off on — not to silently mutate the board.
Pull the overdue picture
astravue_list_overdue_tasks — the late tasks with how far past dueastravue_get_task_counts — overall status distribution for contextConfirm the project scope first if it isn't clear (astravue_list_projects).
Assess each overdue task
For each, work out why it's late and what should happen:
astravue_list_dependencies — a blocked task can't just be rescheduled; the blocker must move first.Categorize each into: reschedule, reassign, deprioritize, or close.
Propose a triage plan and confirm
Present the tasks grouped by recommended action, each with a one-line reason. Ask the user to approve, adjust, or drop items. Do not change any task before approval — rescheduling and reassigning are visible to the whole team.
Apply after approval
astravue_bulk_update_tasks — apply due-date, status, priority, or assignee changes in one passastravue_mark_notification_read / notification tools — only if the user wants to clear related noiseReport what changed, and note any blocked tasks that still need their blocker resolved.
npx claudepluginhub astravueorg/astravue-mcp-server --plugin astravuePlans sprints by analyzing backlog, overdue tasks, and dependencies in Astravue. Useful when organizing upcoming work or reviewing the backlog.
Creates, edits, and optimizes skills for Claude Code, including drafting, evaluating with test prompts, iterating on performance, and improving skill descriptions for better triggering accuracy.