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What's the current status of the API redesign and who are the key people involved?
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The API Redesign is currently in progress, at 62% completion. The deadline is Jan 28. Key people: @alex (lead), @sarah (PM). The main open blocker is the Auth token refresh issue.
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What decisions were made about the pricing model in the last 30 days?
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3 decisions found in the last 30 days regarding pricing:

Dec 12: Q1 Strategy Meeting: Mobile app set at $9.99/mo with 30-day trial.
Dec 18: #pricing Slack thread: Annual discount approved at 20%.
Jan 3: Product Review: Enterprise custom pricing confirmed.
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The API Redesign is at 62% completion. Lead is @alex. Main blocker: Auth #API-229.
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API Redesign
Status: In Progress · 62% Due: Jan 28 · Project
@alex
Tech Lead · 14 open tasks Last active: 2h ago
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Auth token refresh No activity for 5 days
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I've read both files. The Q4 report shows revenue up 18% vs Q3. Cross-referencing with your Q4 Sprint data, the API team shipped 3 major features during this period, which aligns with the growth spike.

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Post a short update on the auth blocker to #engineering and loop in @alex.
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Here's what I'll do, confirm to proceed:
✓ Post to #engineering · "Auth blocker still open, need owner follow-up"
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