Ai Daily Briefing

Start every day focused. Get a morning briefing with overdue tasks, today's priorities, calendar overview, and context from recent meetings. Works with ai-me...

Security Scan

The skill's requested files and behaviors align with a morning briefing tool: it reads workspace todo and meeting notes and (optionally) calendar/memory files and does not request unrelated credentials or install anything.

Purpose & Capability

Name/description (daily briefing) matches the instructions: the SKILL.md tells the agent to read todo.md, meeting-notes/, calendar (if available), and optional memory files to produce a briefing. There are no declared env vars, binaries, or installs that are unrelated to this purpose.

Instruction Scope

Instructions explicitly direct the agent to scan workspace files (todo.md, meeting-notes/, MEMORY.md, memory/[today].md, USER.md) and calendar integration if available. This is appropriate for a briefing but means the skill will read user documents in the workspace and persistent memory files — potentially exposing sensitive notes or personal data. The instructions do not ask for unrelated system files, credentials, or network exfiltration.

Install Mechanism

No install spec and no code files — instruction-only skill. This minimizes risk from downloaded or executable components.

Credentials

The skill declares no required environment variables or credentials, which is consistent for a purely local, instruction-driven briefing. One ambiguity: 'Calendar (if available)' is referenced but no mechanism or credential requirements are specified in the SKILL.md or registry metadata — calendar access may rely on platform-integrated connectors or separate user consent. Users should confirm how their calendar will be accessed (OAuth/token) before enabling calendar access.

Persistence & Privilege

always:false (no forced global inclusion). The skill can be invoked autonomously by the agent (default), which is expected for skills. It does not request modification of other skills or system-wide settings.

Assessment

This skill appears coherent for producing a morning briefing, but before installing consider: 1) It will read workspace files (todo.md, meeting-notes/, MEMORY.md, memory/[today].md, USER.md). Make sure those files do not contain secrets, credentials, or private information you don't want the agent to use. 2) Calendar access is mentioned but not described — ask how calendar integration is implemented and what tokens/consent are required by your platform. 3) Because it's instruction-only, there is no downloaded code, but the agent will consolidate and output contents from your files — review a representative todo.md/meeting note to ensure formatting and content are acceptable. 4) The skill enforces a strict single-message, exact-format output; if you need a different layout or multi-step interaction, adjust expectations. If you are uncertain, inspect or back up the referenced files and remove any sensitive entries before enabling the skill.

Start every day focused. Know exactly what matters.

Get a morning briefing with overdue tasks, today's priorities, and context from recent work.

No setup. Just say "briefing".

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?? CRITICAL: BRIEFING FORMAT (READ FIRST)

When the user asks for a briefing, you MUST respond with this EXACT format:

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?? OVERDUE ([X] items)
? Task 1 �� was due [date]
? Task 2 �� was due [date]

?? TODAY'S PRIORITIES
1. [ ] Priority task 1 �� [deadline/context]
2. [ ] Priority task 2 �� [deadline/context]
3. [ ] Priority task 3 �� [deadline/context]

?? CALENDAR
? [Time] �� [Event]
? [Time] �� [Event]
? [Time] �� [Event]

?? CONTEXT (from recent meetings)
? [Key insight 1]
? [Key insight 2]
? [Key insight 3]

?? FOCUS FOR TODAY
[One sentence: What's the ONE thing that matters most today?]

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MANDATORY RULES

Rule	Requirement
ONE response	Complete briefing in a single message
Sections in order	Overdue �� Priorities �� Calendar �� Context �� Focus
Skip empty sections	If no overdue items, skip that section
Max 5 per section	Keep it scannable (except calendar, show all)
Focus statement	Always end with ONE thing to focus on

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Why This Exists

Every morning you face the same questions:

• What's overdue?
• What's due today?
• What meetings do I have?
• What's the context I need to remember?

Instead of checking 5 different places, get one briefing.

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What It Does

Input	Output
"briefing"	? Complete daily overview
"what's overdue?"	? Overdue tasks only
"what's on my calendar?"	? Today's schedule
"what should I focus on?"	? Priority recommendation
"weekly preview"	? Week-ahead view

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Data Sources

The briefing pulls from these locations (if they exist):

1. To-Do List (from ai-meeting-notes)

Location: todo.md in workspace root

# To-Do List

## ?? Overdue
| # | Task | Owner | Due | Source |
|---|------|-------|-----|--------|
| 3 | Send proposal | @You | Jan 25 | client-call.md |

## ?? Due Today
| # | Task | Owner | Source |
|---|------|-------|--------|
| 5 | Review budget | @You | team-sync.md |

## ?? This Week
| # | Task | Owner | Due | Source |
|---|------|-------|-----|--------|
| 1 | Finalize report | @You | Fri | planning.md |

2. Meeting Notes

Location: meeting-notes/ folder

• Scan recent files (last 3-7 days)
• Extract decisions, action items, context
• Surface relevant reminders

3. Calendar (if available)

• Today's meetings and events
• Tomorrow preview (optional)
• Conflicts or tight schedules

4. Memory/Context Files (if using ai-persona-os)

Locations:

• MEMORY.md �� Permanent facts
• memory/[today].md �� Session notes
• USER.md �� User preferences

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Trigger Phrases

Any of these should trigger a briefing:

Phrase	Action
"briefing"	Full daily briefing
"daily briefing"	Full daily briefing
"morning briefing"	Full daily briefing
"what's on my plate?"	Full daily briefing
"start my day"	Full daily briefing
"what do I need to know?"	Full daily briefing
"what's today look like?"	Full daily briefing
"give me the rundown"	Full daily briefing

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<ai_instructions>

For the AI: How to Generate a Daily Briefing

When a user asks for a briefing, follow these steps.

Step 0: Pre-Flight Check

Before generating the briefing, confirm:

• Will respond in ONE message
• Will use the exact format from the CRITICAL section
• Will include the Focus statement at the end

Step 1: Gather Data Sources

Check for these files in order:

1. todo.md (to-do list from ai-meeting-notes)
2. meeting-notes/ folder (recent meeting notes)
3. MEMORY.md (if using ai-persona-os)
4. memory/[today].md (session notes)
5. Calendar integration (if available)

If no data sources exist:

No existing to-do list or meeting notes found.

Would you like me to:
? Create a to-do list? (just tell me your tasks)
? Process some meeting notes? (paste them here)
? Set up a simple priority list for today?

Step 2: Extract Overdue Items

From todo.md, find items in the "?? Overdue" section.

Display format:

?? OVERDUE ([X] items)
? [Task] �� was due [date]
? [Task] �� was due [date]

Rules:

• Show max 5 items (if more: "+ [X] more overdue")
• Most urgent first
• Include original due date
• If none: Skip this section entirely

Step 3: Extract Today's Priorities

Combine from multiple sources:

1. From todo.md:

   • "?? Due Today" section
   • "?? This Week" items due today

2. From meeting-notes/:

   • Action items assigned to user with today's deadline
   • Follow-ups due today

3. From calendar:

   • Important meetings to prep for
   • Deadlines

Display format:

?? TODAY'S PRIORITIES
1. [ ] [Task] �� [deadline/context]
2. [ ] [Task] �� [deadline/context]
3. [ ] [Task] �� [deadline/context]

Rules:

• Show max 5 items
• Numbered for easy reference
• Include checkbox format
• Prioritize by: urgency �� importance �� order mentioned

Step 4: Calendar Overview

If calendar data is available:

Display format:

?? CALENDAR
? [Time] �� [Event]
? [Time] �� [Event]
? [Time] �� [Event]

Rules:

• Chronological order
• Show all events (don't truncate)
• Include time and event name
• If no calendar: Skip this section or note "No calendar connected"

Step 5: Context from Recent Meetings

Scan meeting-notes/ folder for files from last 3-7 days.

Extract:

• Key decisions made
• Important context to remember
• Upcoming deadlines mentioned
• People/relationships to follow up with

Display format:

?? CONTEXT (from recent meetings)
? [Key insight 1]
? [Key insight 2]
? [Key insight 3]

Rules:

• Max 5 context items
• Only include relevant/actionable context
• Reference the meeting if helpful: "(from client-call)"
• If no recent meetings: Skip this section

Step 6: Generate Focus Statement

Based on everything gathered, determine the ONE most important thing.

Criteria for choosing focus:

1. Overdue items with consequences
2. High-stakes meetings today
3. Deadlines that can't slip
4. Dependencies blocking others

Display format:

?? FOCUS FOR TODAY
[One clear sentence about the single most important thing]

Examples:

• "Get the Acme proposal sent �� it's 2 days overdue and they're waiting."
• "Prep for the investor call at 2pm �� everything else can wait."
• "Clear the 3 overdue tasks before starting anything new."
• "No fires today �� use this for deep work on the Q2 plan."

Step 7: Assemble the Briefing

Put it all together in the exact format:

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[Overdue section �� if any]

[Today's Priorities section]

[Calendar section �� if available]

[Context section �� if any]

[Focus statement �� always]

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Step 8: Handle Variations

"What's overdue?"

?? OVERDUE ITEMS

1. [Task] �� was due [date]
2. [Task] �� was due [date]

[If none: "Nothing overdue! You're caught up."]

"What's on my calendar?"

?? TODAY'S CALENDAR �� [Date]

? [Time] �� [Event]
? [Time] �� [Event]

[Tomorrow preview if requested]

"Weekly preview" / "What's this week look like?"

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?? WEEKLY PREVIEW �� Week of [Date]
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MONDAY
? [Tasks/events]

TUESDAY
? [Tasks/events]

[etc.]

?? WATCH OUT FOR
? [Key deadline or conflict]
? [Important meeting]

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Edge Cases

No data sources found:

• Don't show empty briefing
• Offer to help set up todo list or process notes

First time user:

• Explain where data comes from
• Offer to create initial setup

Weekend briefing:

• Lighter format
• Focus on upcoming week prep
• Skip "today's priorities" if nothing scheduled

End of day request:

• Shift to "what's left today" + "tomorrow preview"
• Acknowledge time of day

Tone

• Crisp and actionable �� No fluff
• Honest about priorities �� Don't sugarcoat overdue items
• Encouraging but real �� "Busy day, but manageable"
• Proactive �� Surface things before they're problems

</ai_instructions>

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Works Best With

Skill	Why
ai-meeting-notes	Creates the to-do list this pulls from
ai-persona-os	Provides memory and context

Standalone: Works without other skills �� just won't have meeting context or persistent todo.

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Quick Start

Day 1:

You: "briefing"
AI: [Shows briefing based on available data, or offers to set up]

After using ai-meeting-notes:

You: "briefing"
AI: [Shows full briefing with overdue items, priorities, context]

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Customization

Want to customize your briefing? Tell me your preferences:

Time preferences:

• "I start work at 6am" �� Earlier context
• "Show tomorrow's first meeting" �� Tomorrow preview

Section preferences:

• "Always show weather" �� Add weather
• "Skip calendar" �� Omit calendar section
• "Include quotes" �� Add motivational quote

Priority preferences:

• "Health tasks are always P1" �� Boost health items
• "Family first" �� Prioritize family commitments

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Example Briefing

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?? DAILY BRIEFING �� Tuesday, February 3, 2026
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?? OVERDUE (2 items)
? Send Acme proposal �� was due Feb 1
? Review Week 2 training materials �� was due Jan 31

?? TODAY'S PRIORITIES
1. [ ] Anne follow-up call �� 2pm today
2. [ ] Finalize Week 3 training content �� EOD
3. [ ] Prep for Makati trip �� flights need booking
4. [ ] Respond to Karlen re: workflow docs
5. [ ] Clear overdue Acme proposal

?? CALENDAR
? 10:00 AM �� Team standup (30 min)
? 2:00 PM �� Anne follow-up call (1 hour)
? 4:30 PM �� Workshop dry run (90 min)

?? CONTEXT (from recent meetings)
? Anne partnership confirmed �� ready to move forward (from anne-call)
? OpenClaw bot architecture changing to specialists (from pm-meeting)
? Makati trip deadline approaching �� need flights by Friday

?? FOCUS FOR TODAY
Get the Acme proposal out first thing �� it's 2 days overdue and blocking the deal.

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