What problem does it solve? Scattered channels, stale collectors, and overdue items are hard to see at the start of a day. This Skill reads a central declaration registry and runs a four-pass morning check (sync, collector freshness, surface checks, follow-ups) to produce a single status board showing what is done, what is next, and what needs attention. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Declaration-driven checks: All check items, thresholds, and personal checks live in a YAML registry file, so adding a new channel or check requires one registry line instead of editing the Skill. - Collector freshness monitoring: Detects both stalled collectors (cron or script failures) and dead upstream sources by comparing declared freshness expectations against state files and raw inbox dates. - Status board with follow-up chaining: Outputs a prioritized dashboard with [done]/[next]/[todo]/[skip]/[warn] states, then hands off to follow-up skills (like collection or inbox triage) based on declared conditions. - Use Case: Say "morning" at the start of your day and get a dashboard showing git sync status, which collectors ran recently, overdue items, and the single next action to take. ## Quick Start Say "morning" or "start my day" to run the morning routine and see your status dashboard.
