daily-task-prep

A daily briefing compiles your calendar lookahead, yesterday's unresolved threads, and priority-ordered P0/P1 tasks into a single structured summary. It applies per-attendee brain context to your meetings, ensuring you know exactly what matters before your first standup.

Task triage for morning standups requires surfacing active P0/P1 items while loading per-attendee context for today's meetings. This locates unresolved items from yesterday and applies priority ordering to your active work streams, creating a ready-to-act briefing.

Calendar lookahead loads today's meetings and attaches relevant brain context and recent timeline information to each attendee. This mechanism retrieves per-attendee details to provide deep pre-meeting context loading, preventing guesswork before discussions begin.

Yes, daily-task-prep is designed for recurring meetings and ongoing work streams. It applies morning standup and task triage workflows by retrieving per-attendee timeline information and locating yesterday's unresolved items to prepare a structured briefing output.

Surfacing unresolved threads searches for yesterday's items and flags anything still open. This thread resolution mechanism integrates lingering items into your daily task preparation, pulling them alongside priority-ordered P0/P1 tasks for immediate focus.

Generating a structured briefing requires loading today's meetings, retrieving per-attendee brain context, and locating unresolved items from yesterday. You must also surface active P0 and P1 tasks with priority ordering to compile the complete actionable summary.