Getting started

AsyncUp asks every participant four questions in a DM each workday:

1. What did you do yesterday?
2. What will you do today?
3. Any blockers?
4. How is your mood today? (😄 🙂 😐 😕 😫)

Answers post as one card per person under a per-date thread in your team space. At the deadline, AsyncUp posts a wrap-up with the submission count and the names of mandatory participants who didn't fill it in.

Prerequisites

• A Google Workspace domain where you can configure a Chat app (one-time, ~15 minutes — see Google Chat setup)
• Somewhere to run one small container with an HTTPS URL — the Setup guide covers every scenario, from a $5 VPS with automatic HTTPS to Cloud Run and homelab tunnels, with sizing advice

Quickstart

git clone https://github.com/asyncup-dev/asyncup
cd asyncup
cp .env.example .env   # set DASHBOARD_TOKEN + SECRET_KEY
docker compose up -d

Point your Chat app's HTTP endpoint at https://<your-host>/chat/events, then in the space where reports should go:

@AsyncUp setup Engineering
@AsyncUp add @Alice @Bob @Carol
@AsyncUp optional @Carol
@AsyncUp time 09:30
@AsyncUp deadline 11:30
@AsyncUp timezone Asia/Kolkata
@AsyncUp status

That's it — prompts go out on the next configured workday.

Try it without Google

The fake adapter logs all messages to the console instead of calling Google Chat:

npm install
ADAPTER=fake npm run dev
curl -s -X POST localhost:8080/chat/events \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -d '{"type":"MESSAGE","space":{"name":"spaces/demo","type":"ROOM"},"message":{"argumentText":" setup Demo"}}'