Eden transcript Linear Slack feedback loop

Owner: Delivery (Eden)
Status: Active (v1)
SLA target: End-to-end in 15 minutes for one meeting; daily pulse is ~2 minutes

Purpose

Run a repeatable loop after client meetings so transcript action items become clean Linear tickets, get a quick review pass, and roll into a same-day Slack update.

Daily ops: When you are only pushing Eden tickets (no new transcript), use skill eden-pulse in pulse mode — same Slack template, no transcript step. Say “eden pulse” in chat to invoke it.

Scope

  • One client meeting at a time (full loop), or calendar-day pulse only (pulse mode)
  • Transcript-backed ticket creation/update (full loop only)
  • Fast review gate before finalizing ticket set (full loop only)
  • Daily touched-ticket Slack summary (UTC day window; mechanics live in eden-pulse skill — not the generic multi-client pulse skill)

Out of scope:

  • Campaign strategy decisions
  • Non-Eden channels unless explicitly requested
  • Full weekly/quarterly reporting

Inputs

  • Transcript path (or direct transcript text) — full loop only
  • Linear team: Eden
  • Default channel for internal pulse: #client-eden (C0862TXPWBG)
  • Alternate: #client-eden-ai (C0AM6QH23JP)
  • Optional external channel: #external-client-eden-ai (C0AMSEMDNN5)

Runbooks

A. Daily pulse only (pulse mode)

  1. Resolve today’s calendar date (user correction overrides stale IDE metadata).
  2. Query Linear per eden-pulse pulse mode (created + updated buckets for day D UTC).
  3. Post canonical message to #client-eden (Slack MCP or paste-ready).

B. Full loop after a meeting (run mode)

  1. Minute 0-2: Intake
    • Confirm transcript source and date.
    • Confirm run mode: create/update tickets + Slack draft.
  2. Minute 2-7: Transcript ticket draft
    • Extract action items, decisions, blockers, open questions.
    • Map to create vs update vs comment.
    • Dedupe against existing Eden issues.
  3. Minute 7-10: Review gate
    • Run a quick document-review pass on proposed ticket set:
      • scope fit
      • owner/date ambiguity
      • missing acceptance criteria
      • risky assumptions
    • Resolve or flag issues before write.
  4. Minute 10-12: Write + link
    • Create/update Linear issues.
    • Append ## Tickets Created section back to transcript note.
  5. Minute 12-15: Daily pulse
    • Build touched-ticket digest for same day (same rules as A).
    • Draft or post to #client-eden.

Required quality gates

  • No fabricated owners/dates/requirements
  • Every created ticket uses the canonical template sections (full loop)
  • One canonical source of truth for updates: Linear URLs
  • Slack message references ticket IDs + links only (no hidden ledger)

Output artifacts per run

  • Created/updated ticket list (full loop)
  • Transcript note updated with ## Tickets Created (full loop)
  • Paste-ready Slack message (or posted message if channel write is available and approved)

Canonical Eden internal daily message

Full rules live in .cursor/skills/eden-pulse/SKILL.md. Shape:

Heads up team — I created and normalized the new Eden follow-up tickets from today's transcript pass. Please do a quick scope / owner / AC review and drop edits in-thread.
 
Pulse date: YYYY-MM-DD (UTC)
 
Review tags: @Robert @jasmin.multani @Zoran @Greg Stoutenburg @Awaish Kumar
 
Tickets to review
 
• EDEN-#### — Concise review label
  https://linear.app/brainforge/issue/EDEN-####
 
Context updates also landed on:
EDEN-####, EDEN-####
 
If no objections, I'll lock these as final for this cycle.

Guidelines:

  • Blank lines between intro, pulse date, tags, ticket list, context, closeout.
  • Each ticket: bullet + KEY — label, then indented bare URL on the next line; comma+space lists for context (bulleted chunks if many IDs).
  • Shorten verbose Linear titles into review labels when needed.
  • Include context-update IDs only when updates (not new creates) happened that day.
  • Date authority: user-stated “today” beats inconsistent session metadata.

Escalation

  • If Linear MCP is unavailable: stop writes (full loop), return draft-only artifacts; for pulse, say so and do not invent IDs.
  • If Slack write path is unavailable: produce paste-ready message and mark manual post required.
  • If review gate finds severe ambiguity: pause and request user confirmation before writing (full loop).