team-efficiency-daily-report

What This Skill Does

The team-efficiency-daily-report skill is a specialized automation tool designed to streamline the reporting process for engineering and project management teams. By leveraging OpenClaw's browser automation capabilities, this skill eliminates the manual drudgery of logging into dashboards and calculating performance metrics. The skill operates by visiting your configured dashboard URL, intercepting relevant XHR API calls, and extracting key performance indicators. It automatically adjusts the query time range to span from the first day of the current month to today, ensuring your reports are always context-aware and up-to-date. Once the raw data is retrieved, the skill processes these metrics and saves a structured JSON file alongside a clean, human-readable Markdown report in your local storage directory. This provides a permanent, searchable history of your team's performance trends without requiring constant manual intervention.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/bondli/team-efficiency-daily-report

After installation, navigate to the config.json file located in the skill directory. You must configure the dashboard url, the target data API endpoint, and define the metric column mapping to match your specific dashboard's schema. Ensure the need to modify request params option is set to true if you require dynamic date-range adjustments.

Use Cases

This skill is ideal for engineering managers, Scrum masters, and technical leads who need to provide daily updates to stakeholders. It is particularly effective for teams using agile dashboards where performance data is hidden behind authenticated web portals. By automating the data retrieval, you gain consistent, bias-free reporting that can be easily shared in Slack or internal wikis.

Example Prompts

• "生成团队效能日报"
• "查询团队效能数据"
• "生成效能分析日报"

Tips & Limitations

To ensure success, ensure the account used for the browser session has active permissions to access the dashboard. If the API structure changes, you may need to update the metric column mapping in your config.json. Note that this skill requires local write access to save the resulting Markdown reports and JSON logs. It is designed for environment-specific dashboard configurations, so always test your API endpoints after any dashboard UI updates.