Skill: alvisdunlop/alvis2-ai-daily-briefing (version 2.0.0)

--- name: ai-daily-briefing version: 1.0.0 description: "Start every day focused. Get a morning briefing with overdue tasks, today's priorities, calendar overview, and context from recent meetings. Works with ai-meeting-notes to-do list. No setup. Just say 'briefing'." author: Jeff J Hunter homepage: https://jeffjhunter.com tags: [daily-briefing, morning-routine, productivity, todo, priorities, calendar, focus, daily-ops, task-management, planning] --- # ?? AI Daily Briefing **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". --- ## ?? CRITICAL: BRIEFING FORMAT (READ FIRST) **When the user asks for a briefing, you MUST respond with this EXACT format:** ``` �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� ?? DAILY BRIEFING �� [Day], [Month] [Date], [Year] �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� ?? 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?] �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� ``` ### 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 | --- ## 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. --- ## 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 | --- ## 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 ```markdown # 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 --- ## 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 | --- <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: ``` �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� ?? DAILY BRIEFING �� [Day], [Month] [Date], [Year] �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� [Overdue section �� if any] [Today's Priorities section] [Calendar section �� if available] [Context section �� if any] [Focus statement �� always] �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� ``` ### 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?"** ``` �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� ?? WEEKLY PREVIEW �� Week of [Date] �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� MONDAY ? [Tasks/events] TUESDAY ? [Tasks/events] [etc.] ?? WATCH OUT FOR ? [Key deadline or conflict] ? [Important meeting] �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� ``` ### 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> --- ## 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. --- ## 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] ``` --- ## 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 --- ## Example Briefing ``` �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� ?? DAILY BRIEFING �� Tuesday, February 3, 2026 �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� ?? 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. �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� ``` --- ## About the Creator **Jeff J Hunter** built this system to start every day with clarity instead of chaos. He's trained thousands through the AI Persona Method and runs AI communities with 3.6M+ members. **Want to turn AI into actual income?** Most people burn API credits with nothing to show. Jeff teaches you how to build AI systems that pay for themselves. ?? **Join AI Money Group:** https://aimoneygroup.com ?? **Connect with Jeff:** https://jeffjhunter.com --- *Part of the AI Persona OS ecosystem �� Build agents that work. And profit.*


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