daily-briefing

Send yourself a structured morning briefing every day — without asking for it. The briefing pulls your recent memory, decisions, and workspace context, composes a concise summary, and delivers it to all your active channels (Slack, Telegram, macOS, etc.). ## Setup Enable the briefing by telling your assistant: > "Set up my daily briefing at 9am" The assistant will create a recurring schedule. On first run you will receive a briefing in all connected channels. You can also say: - "Set my daily briefing to 7:30am" - "What time is my daily briefing?" - "Pause my daily briefing" - "Turn off my morning briefing" ## What the briefing covers Each briefing is structured into up to four sections, each capped at 3–5 bullets: **Action Items** — Unresolved tasks, pending decisions, or commitments due today. **Progress** — Notable completions or milestones from the past 24 hours. **On Your Radar** — Anything flagged as important, upcoming, or worth watching. **Suggested Next Steps** — 2–3 concrete actions ranked by impact. Sections with nothing to report are omitted entirely. ## How to enable Run this skill and follow the prompts, or tell your assistant directly: ```bash bun scripts/setup.ts ``` The setup script asks for your preferred delivery time and timezone, then creates the schedule. ## Managing the schedule Once enabled, all management is conversational — just tell your assistant: | What you want | Say | | ------------- | -------------...