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Appendix D: Complete Skill Translation — Morning Sweep (Before and After)

Claude Code Original: .claude/commands/morning-sweep.md

---
description: Daily task triage and dispatch. Pulls Todoist tasks and
  calendar, classifies what AI can handle, presents triage for approval,
  then dispatches parallel subagents to execute.
---

# Morning Sweep
[... full 198-line command as shown in Section 4 ...]

Gemini CLI Translation: .gemini/commands/morning-sweep.toml

description = "Daily task triage and dispatch"
prompt = """
# Morning Sweep

## Overview

You are running Jim's daily morning sweep. Your job is to triage his task list,
present a clear plan, get approval, then dispatch work to specialized subagents
in parallel.

## Phase 1: Gather Context (Do All of This Before Presenting Anything)

### Pull today's tasks from Todoist
- Use the td CLI via run_shell_command: td task list --filter "today | overdue" --json
  # → CHANGED from: Todoist MCP tools. td CLI works identically via run_shell_command.
- Get tasks due tomorrow: td task list --filter "tomorrow" --json
- For each task, pull full details: td task view <id> --json

### Pull today's calendar
- List all available calendars using the Google Calendar MCP tools
  # → CHANGED from: gcal.mcp.claude.com proxied tools to direct Google Calendar MCP
- Get all events for today and tomorrow from ALL calendars
- Display ALL times in Pacific Time (America/Los_Angeles)

### Pull recent Granola meetings (last 3 days)
- Query Granola for meetings from the past 3 days
  # → CHANGED: If using Granola MCP directly, same tool names.
  # If Granola MCP requires Anthropic proxy, use:
  # run_shell_command with curl to Granola's REST API

### Scan iMessage for stale logistics threads
- Use BlueBubbles MCP tools (same names as Claude Code: imessage_list_chats,
  imessage_get_messages, imessage_send)
  # → WORKS AS-IS: BlueBubbles MCP is a local stdio server, same in both

## Phase 2: Classify Each Task

For every task, assign ONE classification:

### 🟢 DISPATCH — "I can handle this fully"
### 🟡 PREP — "I can get this 80% ready for you"
### 🔴 YOURS — "This needs your brain or your presence"
### ⚪ SKIP — "Not actionable today"
# → WORKS AS-IS: Classification logic is pure reasoning

## Phase 3: Present the Triage
# → WORKS AS-IS: Output formatting, no tool dependencies

## Phase 4: Dispatch

Once Jim approves, dispatch subagents in parallel.

### Subagent Routing Rules

| Task Type | Subagent | Key Tools |
|-----------|----------|-----------|
| Draft/send email, iMessage logistics | @comms-agent | Gmail MCP, Granola MCP, BlueBubbles MCP, Calendar MCP |
| Schedule meetings, check availability | @calendar-agent | Calendar MCP, Todoist (td CLI) |
| Update Obsidian notes, client files | @knowledge-agent | Filesystem (read_file, write_file, replace) |
| Web research, competitive intel | @research-agent | google_web_search, web_fetch |
| Create documents, reports, memos | @document-agent | Filesystem, Drive MCP |
| Todoist cleanup, reorganization | @task-agent | Todoist (td CLI) |

# → CHANGED: Agent dispatch uses @agent_name syntax instead of Agent tool
#   with subagent_type parameter. Tool names updated to Gemini CLI equivalents.

### Subagent Prompt Quality
[... same instructions about TASK, CONTEXT, OUTPUT, FILES, WHEN DONE ...]
# → WORKS AS-IS: Behavioral instructions copy directly

## Phase 5: Report
[... same report format ...]
# → WORKS AS-IS: Output formatting

## Key Principles
1. Never send an email without approval. iMessage logistics are the exception.
2. When in doubt, classify as PREP, not DISPATCH.
3. Context is king.
4. Client tasks get priority.
5. Obsidian paths follow the convention: TamStrat/Clients/[Client-Name]/
6. Mark Todoist tasks complete only after confirmed execution.
7. Don't over-optimize.
8. Only DISPATCH what you can reach.
9. Subagents have a 5-minute budget.
10. Timezone: Pacific (America/Los_Angeles).
11. Calendar invites are external-facing — no internal notes in descriptions.
12. Always look up contact emails via Gmail search.
13. Subagents must use MCP tools.
# → WORKS AS-IS: All behavioral rules copy directly.
"""

Agent Definition Translation: comms-agent

Claude Code: .claude/agents/comms-agent.md

---
name: comms-agent
description: Drafts emails and handles iMessage logistics replies.
tools:
  - Gmail
  - Granola
  - iMessage
  - Google Calendar
  - Bash
---

Gemini CLI: .gemini/agents/comms-agent.md

---
name: comms-agent
description: Drafts emails and handles iMessage logistics replies.
  Has access to Gmail for drafting, Granola for meeting context,
  iMessage for reading and sending, and Google Calendar for
  availability and event creation.
kind: local
tools:
  - mcp_gmail_*
  - mcp_granola_*
  - mcp_bluebubbles_*
  - mcp_google-calendar_*
  - run_shell_command
model: gemini-2.5-flash
temperature: 0.3
max_turns: 20
timeout_mins: 5
---

# Communications Agent
[... same prompt body as Claude Code version ...]
# → Tool references in body: translate MCP tool names if they differ
#   between Claude's proxied connectors and direct connectors.
# → Behavioral instructions: copy directly.

Changes summary:

  1. Added kind: local, model, temperature, max_turns, timeout_mins
  2. Changed tools from category names to wildcard MCP patterns
  3. Prompt body copies directly; update MCP tool names if connector changed