daily-workflow

A daily workflow segments your day into morning planning, midday check-ins, and evening wrap-ups. Morning setup creates today's notes and pulls incomplete tasks from yesterday to set focus. Midday reviews energy and status. Evening logs completed work and preps priorities for tomorrow, eliminating repeated decisions about what to tackle.

Yes. Automated daily workflow steps create structured notes at day start, fetch yesterday's unfinished tasks, and record focus areas. Evening automation logs completed tasks and reflections, then prepares next-day priorities. This requires read, write, and edit tooling within a life-os directory structure.

Daily workflow extracts unfinished tasks from previous days' notes and surfaces them during morning planning. This pull-forward mechanism ensures carried-over work stays visible without manual searching, maintaining continuity and preventing tasks from slipping through gaps.

Evening wrap-up steps record focus, energy, and reflections using structured note entries. The workflow uses read, write, and edit operations to store these snapshots within your life-os system, creating a log for pattern recognition and future planning.

Daily workflow operates within a life-os directory structure and uses standard read, write, edit, glob, and grep tooling. It integrates with any note system that stores files in directories, making it compatible with plain-text and markdown-based setups without external dependencies.

The workflow is modular: morning, midday, and evening stages run independently. Skipping a check-in does not break the system. The next completed stage (evening wrap-up or next morning's planning) continues tracking and pulls forward any unfinished work, preserving continuity.