daily-briefing-hub
All-in-one daily briefing that combines Google Calendar events, Gmail/Outlook email highlights, weather forecast, GitHub PR and CI status, Hacker News and RSS feeds, and Todoist/ClickUp/Linear tasks into a single prioritized morning summary delivered via Telegram, Slack, WhatsApp, or Discord. Use this skill for: morning briefing, daily digest, daily summary, daily standup prep, "what's on my plate today", "brief me", "what did I miss", end-of-day recap, personalized news digest, schedule overview, inbox summary, daily notification, recurring morning update via cron, or any request to see a combined overview of calendar plus email plus tasks plus news. This is your AI chief of staff that replaces checking 6 apps every morning. Works with whatever tools you have configured — skips what's missing, uses what's available.
Install via CLI (Recommended)
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/ariktulcha/daily-briefing-hubDaily Briefing Hub
Your AI Chief of Staff. This skill pulls data from multiple sources and generates a single, prioritized daily briefing — delivered however the user wants it.
Why This Exists
Most OpenClaw users end up building their own morning briefing by manually calling 5-8 separate tools. This skill does it in one step: gather everything, prioritize it, format it beautifully, and deliver it.
How It Works
When triggered, gather data from whichever sources the user has available, then compose a structured briefing. Not every source needs to be configured — the skill gracefully skips unavailable sources and works with whatever is connected.
Data Sources
Attempt to pull from these sources in order. If a source is unavailable (tool not enabled, API not configured), skip it silently and move on. Never fail because one source is missing.
1. Calendar (High Priority)
Use the gog tool or Google Calendar CLI to fetch today's events.
- Show: event name, time, location, attendees (if available)
- Flag conflicts (overlapping events)
- Note gaps longer than 2 hours as "focus time" opportunities
- If tomorrow's first event is early, mention it as a heads-up
2. Email (High Priority)
Use Gmail via gog or the configured email tool to scan recent unread messages.
- Summarize the top 5-10 most important unread emails (skip newsletters, promotions)
- Prioritize: emails from known contacts > emails with urgent keywords > everything else
- For each: sender, subject, one-line summary, suggested action (reply/read/archive)
- Count total unread and note if inbox is getting out of control (>50 unread = flag it)
3. Weather (Medium Priority)
Use curl to fetch weather from a public API, or use an installed weather skill.
- If user location is known (from memory or config), fetch automatically
- If not, ask once and remember for future briefings
- Show: current temp, high/low, conditions, rain probability
- Only mention weather if it's notable (rain, extreme temps, storms) — skip "sunny and 72°F"
- Suggest: "bring an umbrella" or "dress warm" when relevant
4. GitHub / Dev Activity (Medium Priority — skip for non-developers)
Use the GitHub CLI (gh) or GitHub skill to check activity.
- Open PRs awaiting your review (with age: "PR #142 waiting 3 days")
- PRs you authored that have new reviews or comments
- CI/CD failures on your repos in the last 24 hours
- New issues assigned to you
- Skip this section entirely if the user doesn't have GitHub configured
5. Tasks (Medium Priority)
Check configured task managers: Todoist, ClickUp, Linear, GitHub Issues, or local task files.
- Show tasks due today and overdue tasks
- Group by project/label if available
- Flag overdue items prominently
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