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openrappter Productivity Stack: Plan (Stub MVP)

1. Access Checklist (Required Integrations)

Feature What’s Needed Current Status (stub/synth)
Automated code monitoring/reporting GitHub/GitLab repo access (read/pull), test runner, Slack/Telegram webhook STUB/SYNTH (no real repo or Slack integration yet)
Workspace doc scanning & summary Filesystem access to docs AVAILABLE (can scan folders you specify)
Daily action digest GitHub/GitLab, CI systems, messaging integration STUB/SYNTH
Hacker News pipeline Web access, knowledge base datastore, calendar AVAILABLE (can fetch HN, use test KB/schedule)
Priority email triage Email API access (IMAP or Gmail OAuth), whitelist STUB/SYNTH
Weekly accomplishment report Aggregated dev/work data (commits, tickets/etc) STUB/SYNTH
Project board automation (Jira/Trello etc.) Jira/Trello API tokens STUB/SYNTH
Brainstorm/notes intake & smart reminders Notes directory access, notification integration AVAILABLE (can simulate smart notes)
Context switch detection & focus coaching Activity tracking/monitor, notification permission STUB/SYNTH
Time use analysis, automation recommendations Activity/time data, shell access STUB/SYNTH, can demo basic shell audit

2. Implementation Plan (MVP)

  • For each feature: check access ➔ use real data, else synthesize realistic sample output
  • Aggregate results into a periodic productivity report (daily/weekly)
  • Output to local logs or simulated messages for now
  • Test logic so agent can chain all features and report missing integrations
  • Easily extensible: just plug in real keys/tokens when available

3. Example Vitest Suite (MVP)

import { getProductivityReport } from '../src/productivityStack'; // your main orchestrator
import { describe, it, expect } from 'vitest';

describe('Productivity Stack (MVP/Stubs)', () => {
  it('generates a productivity report using synthetic data when access is missing', async () => {
    const report = await getProductivityReport({
      repoAccess: false,
      emailAccess: false,
      projectBoardAccess: false,
      docAccess: true,
      docsPath: './test-docs',
      notesPath: './test-notes'
    });
    expect(report.codeSummary).toContain('Synthetic');
    expect(report.actionDigest).toContain('Synthetic');
    expect(report.hackerNewsSummary).toBeDefined();
    expect(report.docReviewSummary).toMatch(/found \d+ docs/i);
    expect(report.weeklySummary).toContain('Synthetic');
    expect(report.timeAudit).toContain('Synthetic');
    expect(report.projectBottlenecks).toContain('Synthetic');
    expect(report.contextSwitchAnalysis).toContain('Synthetic');
    expect(report.nextActions).toBeInstanceOf(Array);
  });
  
  it('generates real doc summaries if doc access is available', async () => {
    const report = await getProductivityReport({
      docAccess: true,
      docsPath: './test-docs'
    });
    expect(report.docReviewSummary).not.toContain('Synthetic');
    expect(report.docReviewSummary).toMatch(/Summary/);
  });
});

4. Next Steps

  • Confirm dev environment/language (JS/TS assumed)
  • Sketch orchestrator/factory pattern for agent workflow
  • Stubs: Use synthetic output for all non-integrated features
  • Plug in real integrations incrementally as you connect tooling