You run several projects at once, and things move on all of them while your attention is elsewhere. An expense here, a stage change there, an update your project manager posted on Thursday that you never saw.
There is no single feed that catches you up. To know what happened last week you would open each project and piece it together, which is exactly the kind of thing that does not happen on a busy Monday. So you operate a little behind, always finding out about changes a beat too late.
Your assistant reads the activity log for your workspace over the last seven days. That log records the things that happened across your projects: expenses added, receipts uploaded, updates posted, projects changing stage, team members making changes.
Rather than handing you a raw list, it groups the activity into a short readable digest, organised by project or by type of change, so you can catch up on a week in a minute instead of clicking through every project.
What it will not do: this automation is read only. It summarises what already happened and changes nothing.
Please give me a Monday morning digest of what happened in my FlipperForce workspace over the last 7 days.
1. Pull the activity log for the trailing seven days
2. Group the activity in a way that is easy to scan, either by project or by type of change
3. Call out anything notable: new projects, projects that changed stage, large expenses added, and anything that looks unusual
Keep it short. I want to read this in a minute over coffee, not work through a raw list. Change nothing.
This prompt requires a connection to the FlipperForce Public API. Once your AI agent is connected to your account, you can run any prompt in the library.
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This is most useful run on the same morning every week. If your assistant supports scheduled or recurring prompts, set it to run first thing Monday so the digest is waiting for you.
Seven days suits a weekly rhythm. If you check in less often, ask for the last 14 or 30 days instead. The activity log supports any date range.