daily-brief

Generate a daily briefing from session logs, git history, and project goals.

Updated Jun 1, 2025

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Ready to run

npx skills add https://github.com/Yokhan/yokhanFitnessDocsWebsite --skill daily-brief-yokhan

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Skill: daily-brief
Source: https://github.com/Yokhan/yokhanFitnessDocsWebsite/tree/main/.claude/skills/daily-brief
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Yokhan/yokhanFitnessDocsWebsite --skill daily-brief-yokhan

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill automates turning recent session logs, git history, and project state into a concise, readable daily briefing, saving time and improving situational awareness.

Core Features & Use Cases

Data aggregation: collects daily session logs from brain/01-daily/, recent commits from git, and project goals from brain/02-projects/.
Brief generation: creates a structured brief at brain/01-daily/[today]-brief.md with sections for Yesterday's Progress, Current State, Today's Priorities, Open Questions.
Use Case: Kick off your day with an updated snapshot of progress and blockers to inform planning and decisions.

Quick Start

Tell Claude to generate today's daily briefing at the start of your session.

Frequently Asked Questions about daily-brief

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I automate a daily project briefing from session logs and git history?▼

A daily briefing summarizes recent work and project state into a concise snapshot for quick reviews. It captures yesterday's progress, current goals, blockers, and today's priorities by reading session logs and project files to keep you updated.

Can I generate a daily brief from git commit history and project files?▼

Yes, you can generate a daily brief from git history and project files. The skill collects recent git commits, aggregates them with session logs from your daily directory, and outputs a structured markdown brief covering progress, current state, priorities, and open questions.

What is the best way to track project blockers and priorities at the start of a session?▼

The best way to track project blockers and priorities at session start is to generate a daily briefing. It reads your recent session logs and project state to highlight current goals, open blockers, and actionable priorities for quick review and informed planning.

Does this daily briefing tool require a specific folder structure for session logs?▼

Yes, the daily briefing requires a specific folder structure. It reads session logs from brain/01-daily/, project goals from brain/02-projects/, and templates from brain/templates/daily-brief.md to generate and save the output brief to brain/01-daily/.

When should I generate a daily brief for my project management workflow?▼

You should generate a daily brief at the start of a session or after breaks. It captures yesterday's progress, current state, blockers, and priorities to provide an updated snapshot that informs your planning and project decisions moving forward.