Track

Extract the channel ID from the Slack URL. Look it up in templates/customers.yaml:

# For each customer in customers.yaml:
#   For each slack_channel:
#     If channel.id matches the URL's channel ID → that's the customer

If the channel maps to a customer → use their action_tracker_id as the target Asana project.

If no match → ask the user which customer this is for, or create in the SE Team project (1213787150415828).

Step 3: Fetch thread context

uv run --project .claude/skills/slack python .claude/skills/slack/scripts/threads.py --url "<slack_url>" --pretty

Read the first few messages to understand context. If no description was provided, generate a concise task name (max 80 chars) from the thread content.

Step 4: Create Asana task

uv run --project .claude/skills/asana python .claude/skills/asana/scripts/mutate.py create \
  --project-gid <action_tracker_id> \
  --name "<description or generated summary>" \
  --section "To Do" \
  --assignee me \
  --due <tomorrow or specified date> \
  --priority P3 \
  --notes "Slack thread: <slack_url>" \
  --pretty

Step 5: Confirm

Tracked: "<task name>"
Customer: <customer>
Due: <date>
Asana: <task URL>
Slack: <thread URL>

Edge Cases

• Channel not in customers.yaml: Ask user for customer name, or default to SE Team project
• Thread URL is a channel message, not a thread: Still works — just captures the single message context
• No Slack credentials: Error with suggestion to run /slack-setup
• No Asana credentials: Error with suggestion to run /asana-setup

Safety

• Creates tasks only — no modifications, no deletions
• Default priority P3 (low) — this is a reminder, not an escalation
• Always shows what will be created before creating it