daily-briefing-builder

To generate a morning brief from your Obsidian vault, run the Daily Briefing Builder in a Claude Code session. It reads daily-actions files, scans ready-to-post drafts, and queries wttr.in for weather to produce a concise daily summary.

Tracking unposted content drafts in Obsidian requires scanning the content/ready-to-post directory for files marked with Posted: ❌. The Skill identifies these drafts and lists the most recent items in your morning brief.

Yes, shell access within Claude Code is required to read Obsidian vault files and query wttr.in for weather. The Skill uses shell commands and requires curl to fetch weather data from the wttr.in service.

The best way to aggregate daily priorities and weather is using an automated Claude Code session against your Obsidian vault. It extracts the top 3 actions from bambf/tracking files and appends a compact weather line.

If your Obsidian vault is missing daily-actions files or wttr.in is offline, the morning brief generation handles missing files, missing folders, and offline weather gracefully with resilient fallbacks to ensure the brief still generates.

Yes, the daily brief generation caps the number of unposted content drafts shown to a maximum of five items. This ensures the morning brief remains concise and readable when listing recent ready-to-post entries.