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Review what happened today, capture unanswered DMs, update daily plan with completion data, and set up tomorrow. Run at the end of each work day.
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| name | end-of-day |
| description | Review what happened today, capture unanswered DMs, update daily plan with completion data, and set up tomorrow. Run at the end of each work day. |
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context/andconfig.yamlpaths are relative to the workbench root, not the current working directory. Read~/.codex/workbench-rootor~/.claude/workbench-rootto get the absolute workbench path, then prepend it to allcontext/andconfig.yamlreferences. See PATHS.md.
Review what happened today, capture what's rolling forward, and set up tomorrow for success.
The user's Slack display name is defined in config.yaml under user.slack_display_name. Slack channels are defined in config.yaml under slack.channels.
Read the daily plan at context/active/daily.md.
Review each item:
Read config.yaml to get the user's Slack display name from user.slack_display_name. Search for any DMs or @mentions of that name from today using mcp__claude_ai_Slack_MCP__slack_search_public_and_private. Flag any that still need a response — these shouldn't roll to tomorrow without being acknowledged.
Do a brief scan of high-priority channels from config.yaml: slack.channels for anything that came in late in the day. Check operations channels first (alerts, incidents), then product channels (urgent issues), then key engineering channels.
Flag anything that needs attention tomorrow.
Update the daily plan file with an "End of Day" section:
## End of Day
- **Completed**: X/Y planned items
- **Unplanned work**: [list anything that came up unexpectedly]
- **Unanswered DMs**: [any DMs that still need a response]
- **Rolling forward**:
- [ ] Item 1 (reason it didn't get done)
- [ ] Item 2
- **Blockers**: [anything blocking progress]
- **Notes for tomorrow**: [anything to remember]
Present a quick verbal summary: