morning-briefing

An ADHD-friendly start-of-day briefing summarizes recent cross-domain activity and surfaces stale or blocked items to reduce cognitive load. It nudge you toward focused next steps by highlighting top priorities across development, business, personal, learning, and creative workflows.

Summarizing recent activity across multiple life domains requires aggregating logs from development, business, personal, learning, and creative work. The briefing applies task triage to surface stale or blocked items and recommend focused items for your daily startup check-in.

To surface stale or blocked items during a daily startup check-in, the briefing reviews project activity logs and vault sections from the last 24 hours. It identifies forgotten tasks across all domains and recommends the top three focus items for today.

Yes, you can trigger a morning briefing automatically using a 9am cron schedule. It also activates on natural language prompts like good morning or what's up, requiring access to project activity logs and a lightweight templating engine to render concise, prioritized briefs.

Yes, task triage for prioritization requires access to project activity logs and vault sections. The briefing analyzes these inputs to discover stale items and apply cross-domain prioritization across development, business, personal, learning, and creative work.

The cross-domain morning briefing relies on continuous access to project activity logs and vault sections to function. Without consistent logging across your development, business, personal, learning, and creative domains, the task triage cannot accurately surface stale items or recommend focused next steps.