duckhunt

brief

Summarize what needs the user's attention in Duckhunt: work in progress, blockers, deadlines, unseen inbox events and today's meetings. Use for briefings, stand-ups and 'what should I do next'. A briefing is read-only: it never changes tasks or the inbox.

capture

Capture work as a Duckhunt task: from the current conversation, a described problem or an ingested entry (e#N). Checks for an existing task first, then creates or attaches. Use when the user asks to add, file, capture or track something as a task. Capturing does not start the work; for work already done in this conversation, use record.

close

Wrap up a Duckhunt task (t#N) at the end of a work session: verify the deliverable and the done checklist, record the handoff for the next session and set the final status. Use when the work is finished, when the user asks to close, hand off or wrap up a task, or before ending a session that worked on one.

daily

Prepare the user's Duckhunt daily note for a day (default today): preview what moved on the board and generate or regenerate the note. Use for daily notes, a summary of a day's work or 'what did I do yesterday'.

record

Record work already done in the current conversation as a Duckhunt task, after the fact: the entries it touched (issues, pull requests, emails, alerts), its repository and branch, a handoff of the result and the status the evidence supports. Use when the user asks to record, file or track what was just done as a task, or before ending a session whose work belongs to no task. For new work still to do, use capture.

review

Review a pull request ingested in Duckhunt (Bitbucket or GitHub) by its entry reference (e#N): read its commits and diff, the existing feedback and CI, then report or post findings. Use when the user asks to review a pull request tracked in Duckhunt.

time

Review the user's tracked time in Duckhunt for a day: time per task, coding time that reached no task, and what was synced to Tempo, then correct it. Use for timesheets, 'where did my time go', missing hours or Tempo reconciliation.

triage

Triage the Duckhunt inbox: decide for each unseen event whether to claim it into a new task, attach it to an existing task, snooze it or mark it seen. Use when the user asks to triage, clear or process the inbox. A request for a summary or suggestions does not authorize changing the inbox.

work

Start, resume or continue work tracked by a Duckhunt task (t#N) or entry (e#N), using its work notes, linked repositories and commits as memory. Use when the user asks to work on, implement, fix or pick up a Duckhunt task. For a status lookup, resolve the reference without starting work.