morning-brief

Scan memory, calendar, and inbox to surface deadlines and focus items.

Updated Aug 27, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/yxy23/praxis --skill morning-brief-yxy23
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Skill: morning-brief
Source: https://github.com/yxy23/praxis/tree/main/skills/morning-brief
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/yxy23/praxis --skill morning-brief-yxy23

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Morning briefing for claude-vault surfaces deadlines, open threads, and a focused daily task list by integrating memory, calendar, and inbox signals to reduce cognitive load.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Pre-computes shared state from vault memory and North-Star to align tasks with projects and people.
  • Scans email and calendar to surface deadlines, waiting-for items, and action-ready tasks.
  • Produces a concise daily focus for execution and smoother handoffs in project work.

Quick Start

Run the morning-brief to surface today's priorities and open items at session start.

Frequently Asked Questions about morning-brief

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I surface daily deadlines and open tasks from my email and calendar at session start?

The morning brief identifies daily starting-state needs by scanning memory, calendar, and email to surface urgent items and upcoming commitments. It applies a Phase 0–6 workflow to extract action-ready tasks within workspace contexts.

Can I integrate memory and vault data to generate a daily focus list for project work?

Yes, the morning brief integrates vault memory and North-Star data to pre-compute shared state. It produces a concise daily focus list that enables smoother handoffs and targeted execution for active project work.

Does the morning brief workflow require specific accounts or system scripts to scan an inbox?

The morning brief requires LSE accounts and uses system scripts alongside memory data as the sole sources of truth. It meets constraints for active-vault-item matching and safe handling when scanning email and calendar inputs.

What is the best way to reduce cognitive load when tracking waiting-for items and upcoming commitments?

Using a morning brief reduces cognitive load by consolidating memory, calendar, and inbox signals into a single view. It automatically surfaces waiting-for items and upcoming commitments, eliminating the need to manually cross-check multiple sources.

How does the morning brief handle active-vault-item matching and workspace contexts?

The morning brief applies a structured Phase 0–6 workflow that scans email in Phase 1 and calendar in Phase 2. It safely matches active vault items by relying exclusively on system scripts and memory data within North-Star and workspace contexts.