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Generate daily plan from due tasks and active projects. Part of chief-of-staff vault system.
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Create or schedule a context farmer. Checks existing farmers and offers to build new ones or schedule existing ones.
End of day review - compare planned vs actual, update task statuses. Part of chief-of-staff system.
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| name | today |
| description | Generate daily plan from due tasks and active projects. Part of chief-of-staff vault system. |
Generate today's plan from vault contents.
daily/YYYY-MM-DD.md exists - if so, read it firstdue: YYYY-MM-DD (today's date) → Due Todayprojects/*.md for status: active, read those filesgit log --since="midnight" --grep="cos:" --oneline for today's activitydaily/YYYY-MM-DD.mdAll tasks have due: YYYY-MM-DD in frontmatter. Use grep to find relevant tasks efficiently:
# Today's tasks (replace with actual date)
grep -l "due: 2026-01-23" tasks/*.md
# Overdue: grep for each date before today, or use date range pattern
grep -l "due: 2026-01-2[0-2]" tasks/*.md # dates 20-22 if today is 23rd
# This week: grep for dates through end of week
grep -l "due: 2026-01-2[3-9]" tasks/*.md # adjust pattern for week
Only read files returned by grep. Never glob and read all task files.
When the daily file already exists:
[x] completed items as-is---
type: daily
date: YYYY-MM-DD
---
## Due Today
- [ ] Task items from tasks/ with today's due date
## Overdue
- [ ] Tasks past due (X days overdue)
## Active Projects
- Project Name (next: next action from file)
## Recent Activity
- Items from git log