Reworks the daily version bump workflow to:
- Pull merged PR titles via gh CLI instead of raw commit messages
- Post a polished, non-technical channel message with a link to the
changelog canvas
- Prepend the new version entry to the Slack canvas via canvases.edit
API so the canvas stays in sync automatically
Channel message format:
"After-Hours Scheduler has been updated to vXXXX.XX.XX
Here's a brief summary of what changed:
• ...
Click here to read the full changelog"
Replaces per-push notifications with a daily 6pm ET cron job that
batches all commits since the last version tag into a single Slack
message. Tags main with a date-based version (v2026.05.01) so there
is at most one version bump per day. Includes DST guard matching the
pattern used by the other scheduled Lambdas.
Slash command handlers (drop, pick, swap) were posting notifications to
command["channel_id"] — wherever the command was run. If someone ran
/oncall drop from a DM, the notification went there instead of the
schedule channel. Pickup buttons didn't have this problem because
body["channel"]["id"] is always the channel where the button lives.
Added SHIFT_CHANNEL_PARAM to the SlackBotFunction env vars, read it on
cold start, and route all slash command shift-change notifications to
the configured schedule channel.
Closes#21
The pickup button handler used an unconditional put_item, so concurrent
clicks would both succeed with last-write-wins. Added claim_open_shift()
which uses a DynamoDB ConditionExpression to only write if the shift is
still OPEN. The button handler now returns an ephemeral "already taken"
message when the condition fails.
Closes#19
The handler passed `now` as start_date, so mid-week runs showed
14 days from today instead of Mon–Sun x2. Also, day names were
derived from a static index (DAY_ORDER[i%7]) which assumed
index 0 = Monday — when start_date wasn't Monday, Saturday and
Sunday were mislabeled as Monday and Tuesday.
Fix: pass this week's Monday from the handler, and derive day
names from the actual date via strftime instead of a static list.
Fixes#17
- Pay summary sent as DM to designated user instead of channel
- Email shows only per-person totals, no shift breakdown
- Renamed email subject/header to "Bonus Pay Summary"
Sends an HTML pay summary email to configured payroll recipients
alongside the existing Slack post. Uses SES with noreply@seahaven.com
as sender. Recipients configured via PAYROLL_RECIPIENTS env var
(set to adam@seahaven.com for testing, switch to payroll@seahaven.com
for production).
Closes#3
Syncs DynamoDB roster from a configured 3CX group daily at 6am ET
(before the 7am schedule post). Includes ThreeCXClient for XAPI
authentication and group member queries. Preserves existing
slack_user_id links and guards against accidental roster wipes.
Closes#4
Saturdays and Sundays now have two shift slots: a day shift (8am–5pm)
and the existing after-hours shift. Extension 100 (fallback) is
excluded from pay calculations. Pickup buttons and schedule display
updated to handle both shift types.
- /oncall rate — view current default and per-person rates
- /oncall rate default <amount> — set the global fallback rate
- /oncall rate <extension> <amount> — set a person-specific rate
Each roster entry can now have its own shift_rate, falling back to the
global CONFIG rate when not set. Pay breakdowns show individual rates
per shift and per-person totals.
Calculates after-hours pay per shift using a configurable rate stored
in DynamoDB CONFIG. Pay summaries are computed on Monday mornings for
the previous week, stored in DynamoDB (PK=PAY), and posted to Slack.
Adds /oncall pay command for on-demand viewing.
Closes#2
Slack Bolt app on Lambda for managing on-call shifts. Employees can
pick up, drop, and swap shifts via /oncall commands. Changes update
3CX ring group 800 routing in real time for same-day shifts.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
