Daily Routine

Automate a daily briefing by orchestrating sub-skills to aggregate GitHub issues, tweets, papers, and HN digest items into a single actionable summary. The skill coordinates multiple sources inline, producing a structured output suitable for morning notifications.

Yes, generating a daily digest without repeating items is supported through memory awareness. The skill consults memory context and recent logs to filter out previously surfaced content, ensuring each morning briefing only contains new, actionable information.

The best way to combine multiple data sources into a single morning summary is using sub-skill orchestration. This approach coordinates token movers, tweet roundups, paper picks, GitHub issues, and HN digests inline to produce one structured, actionable briefing.

The daily briefing skill works both standalone and within a chain pipeline. As a standalone orchestrator, it executes sub-skills inline to aggregate sources, and it can also integrate into a larger chain coordination workflow for automated notification delivery.

Summarize GitHub issues and Hacker News posts into one actionable notification by running the daily routine orchestrator. It aggregates these sources alongside tweets and papers, applying memory context to produce a structured, concise briefing output.

Supported sources for automated daily digests include token movers, tweets, academic papers, GitHub issues, and Hacker News items. The skill aggregates these specific inputs to compile a comprehensive, actionable morning briefing.