c-briefing
About
c-briefing compiles a personalized morning summary by aggregating data from your installed Claude skills like email, calendar, and tasks. It runs automatically on a schedule via launchd or cron to provide a daily overview. Developers can use it to quickly catch up on unread emails, upcoming events, pending tasks, and other notifications each morning.
Quick Install
Claude Code
Recommendednpx skills add daxaur/openpaw -a claude-code/plugin add https://github.com/daxaur/openpawgit clone https://github.com/daxaur/openpaw.git ~/.claude/skills/c-briefingCopy and paste this command in Claude Code to install this skill
Documentation
Daily Briefing
Compile a morning summary from your installed skills. Checks what's available and builds the briefing accordingly.
What to Include
Check which skills are installed and pull from each:
| If installed | Include in briefing |
|---|---|
| c-email | Unread email count + top 5 subjects |
| c-calendar | Today's events + tomorrow preview |
| c-tasks | Due today + overdue items |
| c-notes | Recently modified notes |
| c-github | Open PRs, review requests, CI failures |
| c-slack | Unread DM count + mentions |
| c-tracking | Package delivery updates |
Briefing Format
Good morning, {name}! Here's your briefing for {date}:
π§ Email: 12 unread β 3 flagged
β "Q4 Budget Review" from Sarah
β "Deploy approval needed" from CI Bot
β "Lunch tomorrow?" from Mike
π
Calendar:
β 9:00 AM Team standup (30 min)
β 11:00 AM 1:1 with Alex (45 min)
β 2:00 PM Sprint review (1 hr)
β
Tasks: 3 due today, 1 overdue
β [overdue] Fix login bug
β Write API docs
β Review PR #234
π Other:
β 2 GitHub PRs need review
β Package arriving today (Amazon)
Scheduled Briefing
To run automatically each morning, set up a launchd job (macOS) or cron job:
# Create a briefing script
cat > ~/.claude/briefing.sh << 'SCRIPT'
#!/bin/bash
claude --print "Run my daily briefing using the c-briefing skill. Be concise." \
| terminal-notifier -title "Morning Briefing" -message "Ready" 2>/dev/null
SCRIPT
chmod +x ~/.claude/briefing.sh
# Schedule with cron (every weekday at 8:00 AM)
(crontab -l 2>/dev/null; echo "0 8 * * 1-5 ~/.claude/briefing.sh") | crontab -
# Or use lunchy-go for launchd (macOS)
lunchy-go install ~/.claude/briefing.plist
Manual Briefing
Just ask Claude: "Give me my daily briefing" or "What's on my plate today?"
Guidelines
- Read the user's name from SOUL.md or MEMORY.md
- Only include sections for skills that are actually installed
- Keep it concise β no section should exceed 5 items
- Flag urgent items at the top
- Include the date and day of week
GitHub Repository
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