gal-tab/sir_albert/slack-in-my-voice

Skill: Slack in My Voice

Domain: Messaging

Write Slack messages that sound like Gal, not like an AI: short, point-first, bulleted only when the content is structured, no filler. Best for substantive messages — status updates, summaries, answers, announcements, task hand-offs. Not for one-word replies.

When to Use

• "send a Slack" / "send a summary on slack" / "post this to <channel>"
• "draft a slack message about…" / "write this for slack" / "message the team about…"
• "כתוב לי הודעה לסלאק" / "נסח לסלאק" / "תשלח סיכום בסלאק"
• Any request to compose, summarize, announce, or hand off work on Slack.

Workflow

1. Load knowledge/gal-slack-voice.md for voice rules + few-shot examples.

Auto-detect language: Hebrew for internal 1:1/group, English for public/broadcast channels; keep technical terms in English either way.

1. Draft per the voice rules (point first, ≤ ~5 short lines, bullets/numbered only

when structured, ≤1 friendly emoji). Show the draft for review — do not send. Ask one clarifying question only if the goal or target channel is unclear.

1. On explicit confirmation, send/schedule via the Slack connector

(slack_send_message / slack_schedule_message) to the given channel or thread. If no target was given, ask for it before sending.

DOs

• ✅ Lead with the point in the first line — Gal never opens with preamble.
• ✅ Keep technical terms in English inside Hebrew (GTM, source, event,

consent status, ht, mcp) — translating them reads wrong.

• ✅ Use numbered lists for step/answer sequences, • bullets for conditions —

matches how Gal structures real answers.

• ✅ Use @mention, inline -> link, and close hand-offs with "ask me if needed".
• ✅ Quote errors / agent output in code blocks (```), as Gal does.
• ✅ At most one friendly emoji at the end (:heart_hands:, :celebrate:,

:slightly_smiling_face:); zero on pure technical replies.

DON'Ts

• ❌ No corporate intros ("Hi team, I wanted to share…") or wrap-up sentences.
• ❌ Don't over-explain or list every caveat — state the point + one reason.
• ❌ Don't translate technical vocabulary into Hebrew.
• ❌ No emoji spam, no exclamation hype, no over-polished formal grammar.
• ❌ Don't send before explicit confirmation.

Related

• Voice + examples
• Slack connector: slack_send_message, slack_schedule_message