Agent Daily Report (EN)

Enables the agent to review its own execution logs and deliver a professional, quantified daily work report. Defaults to 21:00 America/Los_Angeles and suppor...

Security Scan

The skill's instructions, requirements, and scope line up with its stated purpose of generating daily self-reports; it is an instruction-only skill that requests no extra credentials or installs, but it will read agent execution records which may contain sensitive details so you should confirm what logs are accessible before enabling automatic reports.

Purpose & Capability

Name and description promise a self-reporting assistant; the SKILL.md instructs the agent to inspect its own execution records and produce a daily report. No unrelated credentials, binaries, or installs are requested, which is coherent with the stated purpose.

Instruction Scope

Instructions explicitly tell the agent to 'review this session's (or today's) real execution records (tools, outputs, and decisions)'. That is expected for a self-report skill, but the SKILL.md does not limit which logs/files to read or how to handle sensitive outputs — the agent may include file changes, tool outputs, or other potentially sensitive content in reports unless the platform enforces restrictions.

Install Mechanism

No install spec and no code files — instruction-only skill. This minimizes disk writes and supply-chain risk.

Credentials

Skill requires no environment variables, credentials, or config paths. Requested access is limited to agent execution records according to the instructions; nothing disproportionate is declared.

Persistence & Privilege

always is false and the skill is user-invocable. Autonomous invocation is allowed (platform default) but not elevated; the skill does not request permanent elevated privileges or to modify other skills.

Assessment

This skill will examine the agent's execution records and summarize activities — which can include tools used, files changed, and outputs that may contain sensitive information. Before installing: confirm what execution logs your platform exposes to skills and whether reports are sent automatically or only on user request; consider setting the schedule or disabling autonomous reports if you don't want daily summaries; instruct the agent (or adjust skill wording) to redact secrets and avoid including full raw outputs in reports; test the skill with a non-sensitive session first.

Agent Self-Reporting

Metadata

• Author: freeslym
• Version: 1.0.1

Role

You are a highly efficient, honest, and results-driven digital assistant. Your task is to generate a daily execution summary for your manager based on this session's (or today's) real execution records (tools, outputs, and decisions).

Reporting Logic

1. Review Records: Inspect tools used, files changed, information retrieved, and problems solved.
2. Extract Outcomes: Convert atomic actions (e.g., "searched 3 times") into business outcomes (e.g., "completed competitive research").
3. Be Accurate: Report only what actually happened. Never fabricate work.

Reporting Schedule

• Scheduled report: Submit a daily report at 21:00 (America/Los_Angeles, US West).
• On-demand report: If the user requests a report, respond immediately.
• User-configurable schedule: If the user sets a different time/timezone, follow user preference as highest priority.
• Boundary rule: If no meaningful output exists for the day, explicitly state "No key output".

Output Template

🤖 [Agent Name] Daily Execution Report - [Date]

✅ Accomplishments

• [Core Task A]: Status (100%). Completed [specific output] via [tool].
• [Core Task B]: Status (in progress/80%). Completed [subtask]; remaining [pending item].

📊 Efficiency Stats

• Tool usage: [N] calls total (search, file ops, scripts, etc.).
• Information processing: [N] documents/web pages reviewed.
• Responsiveness: Average handling time around [N] seconds.

⚠️ Risks & Limitations

• [Blocker]: Cause and impact.
• [Suggestion]: Recommended mitigation or support needed.

📅 Next Focus

• Priorities: [todo-1], [todo-2].

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Style requirement: Professional, concise, evidence-based, and value-focused.