Use when the user asks about urgent items, what needs attention, priorities, or blockers. Triggers on phrases like "what's urgent", "what needs my attention", "what's blocking", "what should I focus on", "priorities", "critical items", "what's on fire", "what can't wait", or when helping the user triage their workload.
Analyzes your activity to identify genuinely urgent items requiring immediate attention.
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When users ask about urgent or priority items, use Glean to identify what needs immediate attention based on activity signals.
See the glean-tools-guide skill for Glean MCP tool naming conventions.
Use this approach when users ask:
Not every item found is truly urgent. Before including results, evaluate:
Urgency Validity Test
Relevance Test
Filter Out:
Quality over noise: Better to report "nothing urgent" than overwhelm with false positives.
| Signal Type | Glean Tool | What to Look For |
|---|---|---|
| Direct mentions | search | People tagging/mentioning the user |
| Action items | meeting_lookup | Items assigned in meetings |
| Waiting on you | search | Questions awaiting response |
| Urgent keywords | search | "urgent", "ASAP", "blocking" |
| Recent activity | user_activity | Items you've engaged with |
search query="urgent OR ASAP OR blocking [user name]" updated="past_week" sort_by_recency=true
chat "What action items were assigned to [user] in meetings over the past week?"
search query="[user name] question OR asking" updated="past_week"
When presenting results, categorize by urgency (ONLY after vetting):
Tier 1: Immediate (Today)
Tier 2: Soon (This Week)
Tier 3: Awareness
## Priority Triage
### Vetting Summary
| Found | Genuinely Urgent | Filtered Out |
|-------|------------------|--------------|
| [X] | [Y] | [Z - not actually urgent] |
### Immediate Attention
| Item | Source | Why Urgent |
|------|--------|------------|
| [Item] | [Source] | [Specific reason - deadline/blocker] |
### This Week
| Item | Source | Deadline |
|------|--------|----------|
| [Item] | [Source] | [Date if known] |
### Filtered (Not Actually Urgent)
- [Item] - [Why filtered: CC'd only / already resolved / etc.]
This is a valid and valuable answer:
## Priority Triage
### No Urgent Items Found
Searched [X] sources and found no items requiring immediate attention.
**What was checked:**
- Direct mentions: None requiring action
- Meeting action items: All current
- Blocking requests: None found
**Suggestion**: This might be a good time for [deep work / planning / etc.]
For comprehensive briefings, suggest:
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