Person Activity Report

Research all available sources to produce a comprehensive picture of what a specific person has been working on recently. Use when you need to quickly get up to speed on a colleague's work — before a 1:1, when onboarding to a new team, or when context on someone's work area is needed.

Arguments

• person: name, email, GitHub username, or Slack group alias like @metaflow-dev-group (required). When a group alias is given, resolve to individual members and produce a consolidated report with a section per person.
• lookback_days: how far back to look (default: 30)
• --no-html: skip S3 HTML upload (default: upload HTML and share commuter link)

Workflow

1. Resolve identity. If input is a group alias (starts with @), resolve via Pandora to individual members, then run steps 2-4 for each person and produce a consolidated report with a section per person. For a single person, follow the cascade in _shared/identity-resolution.md to map to: full name, email, GitHub username, team, and role. Include resolution_confidence in the report header. Never stop to ask for names — degrade gracefully with confidence notes.

2. Search all sources in parallel. Fire these searches concurrently. When reporting on a group alias, fire per-person queries within each source in parallel too (N members × M sources = all at once, not one person at a time):