Weekly User Topics Digest

langfuse/langfuse-examples/applications/weekly-user-topics-digest

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Generates a weekly digest of real user topics by pulling from three sources: (1) Circleback meeting notes from the past 7 days, (2) Plain support tickets from the past 7 days, and (3) GitHub issues filed or updated on the langfuse/langfuse repo in the past 7 days. Synthesizes into a ranked summary of genuine user topics — not just bugs, but friction, confusion, missing features, and workflow blockers that affect real users significantly. Use this skill whenever the user asks for: weekly summary,

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Versionv1.0.0

AuthorLangfuse

Categoryproductivity

Skill IDlangfuse/langfuse-examples/applications/weekly-user-topics-digest

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