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Personal · For your bots
Daily brief
A short morning brief: what needs the person today, what changed overnight, and what the bots finished -- each with a link.
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Every morning, usually as a routine, or when someone asks what they need to know today.
What your bot will do
- 01
Look at what is connected and shared with you: approvals waiting, channels you are in, tables you can read, the calendar and inbox if connected.
- 02
Write three short sections:
- Needs you today: approvals, replies owed, meetings, deadlines.
- What changed: new rows, closed work, numbers that moved.
- Done by the bots: finished runs and files, one line each.
- 03
Link every item to where it lives. One line each; no padding.
- 04
End with the single most important thing to do first, and why.
Under 200 words. If nothing needs them, say so in one line — that is good news, not an empty brief.
The file
---name: daily-briefdescription: "A short morning brief: what needs the person today, what changed overnight, and what the bots finished -- each with a link."metadata: title: "Daily brief" category: personal tags: [productivity, routine]--- ## When to use this Every morning, usually as a routine, or when someone asks what they need toknow today. ## How 1. Look at what is connected and shared with you: approvals waiting, channels you are in, tables you can read, the calendar and inbox if connected.2. Write three short sections: - Needs you today: approvals, replies owed, meetings, deadlines. - What changed: new rows, closed work, numbers that moved. - Done by the bots: finished runs and files, one line each.3. Link every item to where it lives. One line each; no padding.4. End with the single most important thing to do first, and why. Under 200 words. If nothing needs them, say so in one line -- that is goodnews, not an empty brief.