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Group raw activity signals into thematic clusters with effort estimates.
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Based on SOC occupation classification
Render brief from template and deliver to configured targets (email, GitHub issue, terminal).
Read and write memory JSON files in the user's dayarc folder.
Generate structured talking points for performance reviews, 1:1s, and self-assessments from accumulated monthly summaries.
Check for and apply updates to the Dayarc agent package from GitHub.
Extract corrections from user's reply to a brief email.
Conversationally configure a new signal source connector (Jira, ADO, Linear, Slack, etc.), generate a custom COLLECT skill, and register it in config.json.
| name | Classify Activity |
| description | Group raw activity signals into thematic clusters with effort estimates. |
Raw signals from Work IQ + GitHub for the day.
{
"groups": [{
"theme": "auth migration",
"activities": [{ "description": "Reviewed token refresh PR #1234", "source_breadcrumb": "github.com/org/repo/pull/1234" }],
"effort": "high"
}]
}
source_breadcrumb — a link, thread subject, or channel name. If unavailable: "source unavailable".19:meeting_...@thread.v2): these often break after the meeting ends. When a breadcrumb contains a meeting thread link, add a fallback — include the meeting title, date, and participant names so the user can locate the context manually. Mark the breadcrumb with ⚠️ to indicate it may not resolve.