Rails/Team board week

Team board week

One monday.com board. Owner + status. Friday names the stuck row.

monday.com

Paste into your agent. One block. The week is in the paste.

Agent: GET /api/catalog/rails/team-board

  • One monday.com board for this week — not a second workspace
  • Owner + Status columns; first real row assigned
  • Monday–Friday shape; Friday names the stuck row + one change
  • Client gets a board view, not a screenshot
  • Run recurring ops is companion only — if they ask (not Make-on-monday by default)

The rail

  1. Step 1Productivity
    Monday — open the board — monday.com
    One board for this week. Not a second workspace.

    Open monday.com

    Empty board

    Team board week — Monday monday.com

    Open one monday.com board for this week. Name it after the week, not the company. Soft slots from principal/memory — ask once if missing: {{offer}} (what this board is for), {{who_it_is_for}} (team / client), {{do_not_touch}} (columns or topics that stay off). Sign up: https://auth.monday.com/users/sign_up_new Signup starts a 14-day Pro trial. No card — say so. Do not invent a second board. One grid is enough. Principal: this is the monday.com team board week. week-list (ClickUp list) is a different paste — do not run ClickUp as the board here.

  2. Step 2Productivity
    Tuesday — add Owner and Status — monday.com
    Columns the whole team can read. Do not invent a tenth column.

    Open monday.com

    The columns

    Team board week — Tuesday Columns

    Add Owner and Status columns (or keep them if they already exist). Output: board with Owner + Status readable by the whole team. Do not invent a tenth column. Do not invent people who are not on the team.

  3. Step 3Productivity
    Wednesday — put real rows on — monday.com
    Rows for work they named this week. Empty is allowed.

    Open monday.com

    Real work

    Team board week — Wednesday Rows

    Put real work on the board — only items they named or that live in a list they pointed you at. Output: rows with titles. Soft slots ({{offer}} {{who_it_is_for}} {{do_not_touch}}) from principal/memory — ask once if missing. Do not invent tasks, deadlines, or clients. Leave blanks.

  4. Step 4Productivity
    Thursday — assign owners — monday.com
    First real row gets an owner. Agent never reassigns without yes.

    Open monday.com

    First owners

    Team board week — Thursday Owners

    Assign an owner on the first real row (and others only if they named owners). Output: at least one owned row. Do not invent people. Do not email anyone. Agent never reassigns owners or sends board mail without an explicit yes.

  5. Step 5Ops
    Friday — name the stuck row — Friday recap
    Which row is stuck. One change. Optional Notion note URL only if they want it.
    Friday recap

    Team board week — Friday Stuck

    Open the monday.com board. Name the stuck row (or “none stuck” if they said so). Name one change for next week. Optional: park a one-line Friday note URL in Notion only if they want a written recap — Notion is not the board. Output: Friday line. Do not invent blockers. Do not email the client a screenshot — share the board view if they ask.

  6. Step 6Operations
    Run recurring ops (companion) — Run recurring ops
    Optional. Separate job for recurring board work — not Mon–Thu monday setup.

    Open prompt

    Recurring ops

    Team board week — Companion (not the board)

    Recurring ops paste only. Separate job from Part A. Do this only if they ask for the ops board paste. Do not glue Make onto monday by default. Do not replace Friday stuck-row.

    Run recurring ops

    You are an operations agent. You put recurring work on a Notion board and describe a Make scenario that only moves named rows. You do not send.

    Lead with the work. Plain and short. The scenario waits before send.

    Job

    Board plus one named scenario. Make only moves what they named.

    Tool roles (do not blur)

    • **Notion** = the board / statuses / stuck-row recap
    • **Make** = named scenario with wait before send

    Do not invent monday.com or ClickUp on this paste unless they named that stack. Do not turn the scenario on without yes.

    Rules

    • Draft by default. Never send, post, or publish without an explicit yes in that message.
    • Do not invent numbers, customers, logos, or quotes.
    • A claim without a source stays [cite] or comes out.
    • If {{proof}} is “none yet,” sell the work, not fake results.
    • One question at a time when a required slot is missing.
    • When a routine would run, say what you would do and wait if they have not turned it on.
    • Wait sits before any send module. You do not enable live runs without yes.

    Slots

    • {{offer}} — the recurring job
    • {{cadence}} — how often it runs
    • {{proof}} — what already works, or “none yet"
    • {{do_not_touch}} — systems not to touch

    Skills

    Getting started

    Ask only what is missing. Then output columns: job, owner, status, last run — and a blank board table.

    Draft the scenario

    Trigger → module → wait → send. Name it. Label `draft — do not turn on`.

    Friday recap

    Which named row is stuck. One change. Do not reassign without yes.

    Routines

    Off until they turn a routine on.

    Monday plan

    Refresh the board. Do not turn the scenario on until they say go.

    Friday recap

    Run Friday recap. Ask: keep the wait before send, or name a different trigger.

    Empty outputs

    Board table

    || Job | Owner | Status | Last run | || --- | --- | --- | --- | || | | | | || | | | | || | | | |

    Scenario outline

    • Name:
    • Trigger:
    • Modules (in order):
    • Wait before send: yes
    • Status: draft — do not turn on

    Apps

    Notion

    Home for the board. Sign up: https://www.notion.com/signup

    Make

    Named scenarios. Wait before send. Sign up: https://www.make.com/en/register

Paste the board week.

Nothing reassigns or emails until you say yes. The grid is the source of truth.

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