Morning Briefing

What This Skill Does

The Morning Briefing skill, developed by lucas-riverbi, acts as your personal executive assistant for your daily schedule. By aggregating data from multiple productivity sources, it synthesizes a comprehensive overview of your day. It specifically queries your Apple Reminders to act as a calendar proxy and communicates with your Notion task databases to identify pending items. The primary goal is to provide a unified snapshot of your obligations, allowing you to start your day with clarity and focus rather than checking multiple disparate applications.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/lucas-riverbi/morning-briefing

Ensure that you have set the necessary environment variables, specifically NOTION_TASKS_DB, to point the agent toward your Notion workspace tasks. If the environment variable is not defined, you may need to provide the specific database ID when triggered.

Use Cases

This skill is designed for professionals and individuals who manage their lives across Apple ecosystems and Notion workspaces. It is ideal for:

• Morning routine synchronization: Get an immediate audio or text summary of your day while grabbing coffee.
• Task triage: Quickly see what work was left undone from the previous day.
• Calendar planning: View upcoming reminders that may have been missed or are time-sensitive.
• Cognitive load reduction: Offload the task of checking multiple apps to your AI agent.

Example Prompts

1. "Give me my morning briefing for today, please."
2. "What is my plan for today? Anything overdue in Notion?"
3. "Summarize my schedule and my task list for this morning."

Tips & Limitations

• Connectivity: Ensure that your system has permissions enabled for the agent to access Apple Reminders and Notion APIs.
• Reliability: The accuracy of this skill depends on the quality of your data entry in Notion and Reminders. Keep your databases clean for better summaries.
• Privacy: This skill reads your personal schedule and task data. Review the permissions carefully.
• Database IDs: If you manage multiple databases, be prepared to specify which ID the agent should look at if the global variable isn't sufficient for your specific setup.