agency-morning-brieflisted

# agency-morning-brief Wake up to a decision-ready day, not an hour of digging. You already spend the first part of every morning the same way: opening your inbox, your task list, your calendar, your CRM — figuring out what actually needs you today and what's already handled. This skill hands that job to your agent. It sweeps everything you've connected, works out what you genuinely still owe (versus what you already dealt with somewhere else), and leaves you a single one-page brief: here's what needs you, most important first, with a reply already drafted where it can be. It reads. It thinks. It drafts. It does **not** send or change anything unless you explicitly tell it to. You wake up, you read one page, you send the drafts you approve, and your morning is yours again. > This skill is a **morning job** you hand to your agent. To make it run every morning *without you starting it* — off your laptop, on a schedule — pair it with the `host-your-agent` skill (that's the plumbing that fires it while you sleep). And read the `night-shift` skill once: that's the contract — the time box, read-only-by-default, the fails-loud rule ��� that makes an unattended run something you can actually trust. This skill is *what* runs; those two are *how* it runs safely. --- ## Say this to your agent > "Run my morning brief. Sweep my inbox, my tasks, my calendar, and my CRM from the last day. Before you flag anything, check the whole conversation across all my sources so you don't surfac