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daily-briefinglisted

Generate a morning briefing with weather, health data, calendar, tasks, and priorities. Writes to today's Obsidian daily note. Use when the user asks about their day, wants a summary, says good morning, asks what's going on today, wants to know their schedule, asks "what do I have today", "anything I should know", "catch me up", "how's my day look", "morning", "briefing", "today's plan", or when triggered by the morning scheduled task.
BaesTheorem/exobrain-harness · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 64
Install: claude install-skill BaesTheorem/exobrain-harness
# Daily Briefing Lightweight orchestrator that assembles a morning briefing by running domain-specific skills. Each skill owns its own logic -- the briefing just sequences them and assembles the output. Run steps in parallel where there are no dependencies (health + weather + calendar can all run simultaneously, for example). **MCP readiness (do this before declaring any integration "down").** The Google Calendar, Gmail, Drive, and MyChart tools are **claude.ai-hosted remote MCP servers**. They re-handshake at the start of every session and often are still `connecting` when the briefing fires (especially the 8 AM launchd run). A missing `mcp__claude_ai_*` tool at startup means *not yet connected*, **not** broken. Before you skip calendar or email, call `ToolSearch` for the tool you need (e.g. `google calendar list events`, `gmail search threads`) -- ToolSearch **blocks until connecting servers finish**, so it doubles as a wait. Only after a ToolSearch still fails to surface the tool should you flag that integration as unavailable in the briefing. Do not report calendar/email as "down" just because the tool wasn't loaded on the first turn. ## Steps ### 1. Weather (inline) <!-- Kansas City; replace with your coordinates --> Run `python3 "/Users/alexhedtke/Documents/Exobrain harness/weather/get-weather.py"` to get current conditions and forecast for Kansas City, MO (latitude 39.10, longitude -94.58). Prepare: - Current temperature, conditions, humidity, wind - High/low, cha