morning-brief

You can automate a morning briefing by aggregating Google Calendar events, task priorities, and weather into a concise summary. This Skill uses Bash and curl to fetch data, delivering a repeatable daily briefing to terminal, chat, or email.

Yes, generating a daily schedule summary in the terminal is supported. The Skill outputs a structured briefing with clear sections for calendar, tasks, and weather, providing quick start-of-day context directly in your command line interface.

Yes, gcalcli is required to sync Google Calendar events. You must connect gcalcli to your Google Calendar account, alongside curl for fetching weather data, to successfully generate the automated daily briefing.

To pull local weather data into a personal productivity briefing, the Skill uses curl to query wttr.in. This aggregates weather conditions with your schedule and tasks, requiring you to configure the correct TIME_ZONE for accurate local results.

Yes, you can limit calendar events and tasks in your daily summary. The Skill provides a configurable MAX_ITEMS_PER_SECTION parameter, allowing you to control the briefing length and focus on the most relevant items for your workflow.

The best way to prepare a repeatable daily context summary is to aggregate shared schedules, task priorities, and weather into a standardized briefing. This Skill automates that process, making it ideal for executives and team leads requiring consistent start-of-day context.