daily-admin-brief

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Turn a pasted calendar dump, inbox shortlist, and open todos into a one-page daily brief: top actions, schedule conflicts, draft reply stubs, FYI, dates to capture. Paste-first, no connectors. Triggers: 'daily admin brief', 'brief me on my day', 'бриф на день', 'разбери мой день'.

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# Daily Admin Brief This skill turns three pasted raw dumps — the day's calendar, a shortlist of inbox items, and open todos — into one page the user can run their day from. It ranks what actually has to happen today, flags where the calendar is physically impossible, drafts reply stubs for the mail that needs a two-line answer, and catches dates buried in the text that never made it onto the calendar. **Input:** - Pasted text (or a local file path) with one to three blocks: calendar dump, inbox shortlist, open todos. No fixed schema — parse whatever arrives. **Output:** - One markdown page in the chat: Top Actions, Schedule Risk, Draft Replies, FYI, Needs Your Call, Dates to Capture. **Hard scope — paste-first.** Work only on text the user pasted or a local file they named. Never assume, request, or simulate a Gmail, Outlook, Calendar, or task-manager connector. Never claim to have read a live mailbox, and never send anything. --- ## Language Detection Detect the user's language from their message: - If Russian (or contains Cyrillic): respond in Russian - If English (or other Latin-script language): respond in English - If ambiguous: respond in the language of the trigger phrase used All section headings and generated prose are rendered in the response language. Quoted fragments from the input stay verbatim in their original language. --- ## Instructions ### Step 1: Validate Input and Identify Streams 1. Check that day-material was actually provided. - Nothing...

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Author
KirKruglov
Repository
KirKruglov/claude-skills-kit
Created
4 months ago
Last Updated
yesterday
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License
MIT

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