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Morning status report — active projects, yesterday's work, server health, what to do today. Use when the user says "briefing", "morning", "what's the status", "what should I do today".
KogaCyber/jarvis-skills · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 68
Install: claude install-skill KogaCyber/jarvis-skills
# Morning Briefing The Iron Man moment: you sit down, JARVIS tells you where everything stands. ## Gather Run these in parallel: 1. **Yesterday's work** — for each active project in `~/.jarvis/projects.md`: ```bash git -C ~/project log --oneline --since="yesterday 00:00" --author="$(git config user.email)" ``` 2. **Memory** — read each project's `## Next` from `~/.jarvis/memory/<project>.md` (see `session-memory` skill) 3. **Servers** — quick pass of the `server-check` skill on production hosts (skip if no servers configured) 4. **Staleness** — projects with no commits and no session saves for 7+ days ## Report Format ``` ☀️ Briefing — <date> Yesterday: <N commits across M projects — one line each, or "nothing. we don't talk about yesterday."> Servers: 🟢 all up | 🔴 <problem first> Today: 1. <most important Next across all projects — pick ONE> 2. <second> Stale: <project> — <N> days untouched. Kill it or schedule it. ``` ## Rules - Problems first, always — a dead container outranks everything else - Pick today's #1 for the user; don't hand them a menu of ten options - Call out slacking honestly — an empty yesterday gets named, not politely skipped - Keep the whole briefing under 15 lines