Quick overview This workflow runs every weekday morning to fetch tasks from a specified Asana project, bucket them by due status and completion activity, and post a Slack Block Kit digest with counts, key task links, and per-assignee open workload. How it works Runs on a weekday-morning schedule. Pulls tasks from a chosen Asana project via the Asana REST API, including assignee, due date, completion status, and task links, and paginates through results as needed. Groups open tasks into overdue, due today, due this week, and unassigned buckets, and also collects tasks completed within the configured lookback window. Calculates summary counts and open-task load per assignee. Formats the results into a Slack Block Kit message with a short totals line and up to five linked tasks per bucket. Posts the digest to the specified Slack channel. Setup Add an Asana Personal Access Token (Asana API credentials) and select it for the HTTP request that fetches project tasks. Add a Slack OAuth credential and ensure the app/bot can post messages to your target channel.
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