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v0.1.1

Project-manager assistant for a running IKANGAI Signals instance: project status, month-end closure prep and lock, timesheet and expense approvals, and keeping risks, issues, actions and decisions current — via a bundled remote MCP connector (OAuth), no CLI required.

approvals

Approve or reject your team's timesheets and expense claims in IKANGAI Signals. Use for "what's waiting for my approval", "approve timesheets", "review expenses", "reject this timesheet" — lists submitted timesheets and expense claims on your projects, and approves or rejects each after you confirm. Argument is an optional project code.

month-end

Get your project's monthly closure ready and lock it in IKANGAI Signals. Use for "month-end for PRJ-…", "close the month", "what blocks my closure", "enter actual cost", "lock my closure" — runs the preflight, creates the closure draft, enters the actual cost you state, and locks it for PMO approval after you confirm. Arguments are a project code and the month as YYYY-MM (defaults to the last ended month).

project-status

Status of the projects you manage in IKANGAI Signals. Use for "how are my projects", "status of PRJ-…", "project health", "what needs my attention", "prepare my status report" — reads health, money, delivery, risks and overdue actions per project and ranks what needs attention. Argument is an optional project code; without it, all your projects.

raid

Keep your project's risks, issues, actions and decisions current in IKANGAI Signals. Use for "add a risk", "update the risk log", "log an issue", "record a decision", "overdue actions on PRJ-…", "RAID review" — reads the four registers and creates or updates entries after you confirm. Argument is a project code.

signals-operating

Foundation for operating a IKANGAI Signals instance through the bundled remote MCP connector. Load FIRST from any workflow skill of the pmo, pm or employee plugin, or whenever calling IKANGAI Signals — the connector tools, auth/preset preflight, error decoding, context-lean reads, the write-safety tier policy, and IKANGAI Signals domain conventions.