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pmsweep

Reconcile information on all of your team's surfaces, at the cadence you need.

A PM skill built for small teams. Free because it's easy-bake.

The problem

The things worth tracking are never in one place.

Impact can happen anywhere; chasing it down takes precious time away from moving things forward.

Mona deadline that moved
yesterdaynotes from a lunch that pivots things
09:14a chat that changes a release
11:00standup notes a shift in product direction
16:40milestones pushed up
23:02scope creeping in
23:42uh oh, we found a huge bug

The value

Reconcile what's changed since… well, when you're ready.

Run it when you want: daily, twice a week, before standup. It pulls what changed into one source of truth: done, blocked, and what fits.

Works with anything

If you can MCP to it, you can use it.

Not a fixed integration list. These are just examples: connect anything Claude can see.

Slack
Notion
Linear
Jira
Confluence
Gmail
Drive
Calendar
GitHub
+anything you connect

Unlimited connections. Works with multiple models.

How it works

Safety + Privacy

Never scans private messages

This skill is set to read only the channels that are explicitly approved. DMs and private channels are never touched.

Never overwrites a human edit

The notes to your shared space are sacred. Append, not overwrite.

Detect · Reconcile · Output

Plans before decisions or writes

Because everyone's had an AI go rogue. You can review and approve the changes to be shipped to the team space.

Modify · Iterate · Modify again

How it works

Set it up once. Sweep any time.

First run

It discovers your connected MCPs and scaffolds your board.

Every run

It sweeps what changed, reconciles onto the board without clobbering anyone's edits, and proposes the next moves.

Detect · Reconcile · Output

Occasionally

Define your output structures, your tags, and your processes. It saves profiles and updates so your workflow can evolve with it.

Modify · Iterate · Modify again

Under the hood

Three phases. The middle one is the point.

What it reads and where it writes are yours to configure. The reconcile-and-judge core never changes: that's what makes it portable, and what makes five people's runs add up to one clean board.

01 · INTAKE

Pull what changed

Per-surface watermarks mean nothing is re-read and nothing is missed, even when several people sweep the same channels.

02 · ASSESS

Reconcile, calibrate, propose

Everything is deduped on its source link, sorted against the board, and calibrated to the time you actually have.

03 · OUTPUT

Write, safely

Only safe changes land. Every write is signed [scan:name], every row clicks back to its source, and the report leads with what got done.

Todo

Yours to start.

In Progress

Actively moving.

Waiting

You did your part; success hinges on their reply. Not nagged as overdue.

Done

The objective landed, not just the action taken.

Punted

Deliberately set aside. Parked, not deleted.

Get started

Three steps to your first briefing.

No account, no server, nothing to install but a folder.

1.

Drop the folder into ~/.claude/skills/.

2.

Run /pm-sweep setup: it maps your tools and builds your board.

3.

Run /pm-sweep whenever you want the picture. Done first, then what's new.

pm-sweep is built and shared free by Concept to Cloud. If it's saving you time, send feedback: it goes straight to the people building it.