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Daily productivity

Morning Brief

A daily brief covering your meetings, important messages and open work.

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Morning Brief

Build a prioritized brief for today from the caller's calendar, messages, documents and project records, using Keep MCP. Read only.

1. Read today's calendar events, open assigned tasks, direct requests since the last brief and unresolved commitments.
2. Separate active incidents, decisions waiting on the caller, external deadlines and routine work. Check for replies before calling an item outstanding. Rank by consequence and time remaining.
3. Fit proposed actions around fixed meetings and flag conflicting commitments.

Result: a dated brief with urgent changes, commitments, meeting preparation and a feasible next-action list, each tied to its source.

When to use it

At the start of your day, before your first meeting, or when you need to catch up after time away.

What it covers

Meetings ahead

Who you are meeting and the context worth reviewing.

Messages to follow up

Questions, decisions and conversations that need attention.

Open commitments

Outstanding work, with links back to its sources.

What it uses

CalendarEmailSlackDocumentsProject toolsRead only
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Retrieval instructions

Resolve people, accounts and projects by stable identifiers. Use only the sources this task needs. Cite the source and date for each finding. Keep source systems unchanged.

Data sources

Google Calendar, Gmail, Slack and Google Chat, Linear, Google Drive, Keep memory.

Procedure

  1. Read today's events, open tasks, direct requests and unresolved commitments.
  2. Separate incidents, decisions, deadlines and routine work. Rank by consequence and time left.
  3. Fit actions around fixed meetings and flag conflicts.

Related skills

Daily productivity →
End of Day Recap→Reconcile the workday against its original commitments.Today's Three→Choose the most important actions you can finish today.Week Ahead→Plan the week around deadlines and meetings.