| name | daily-rollover |
| description | Start a new day by rolling over unfinished tasks and preparing today's daily note.
Pulls meeting schedule from Microsoft 365 via WorkIQ.
Use when the user says: "start my day", "daily rollover", "new day", "morning setup"
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| metadata | {"verb":"prepare"} |
Daily Rollover Skill
Create today's daily note, roll over unfinished tasks from yesterday, and pull in today's meeting schedule.
Steps
1. Read Yesterday's Daily Note
YESTERDAY=$(date -v-1d +%Y-%m-%d 2>/dev/null || date -d "yesterday" +%Y-%m-%d)
cat /data/notes/daily/${YESTERDAY}.md 2>/dev/null || echo "No daily note found for ${YESTERDAY}."
2. Extract Unfinished Tasks from Yesterday
From yesterday's note, identify any tasks that are still incomplete:
- Lines starting with
- [ ] are incomplete tasks
- Lines starting with
- [x] are completed tasks (ignore these)
- Preserve any context or sub-items under each incomplete task
3. Fetch Today's Meeting Schedule via WorkIQ
Use the WorkIQ CLI to pull today's calendar from Microsoft 365:
workiq ask -q "List all my meetings and events scheduled for today $(date +%Y-%m-%d). For each meeting, include: the title, start time, end time, and list of attendees. Format as a bullet list."
4. Create Today's Daily Note
Write a new daily note at /data/notes/daily/<today>.md:
# Daily Note - <today's date>
## Meetings Today
- <meeting 1 title> | <start>-<end> | <attendees>
- <meeting 2 title> | <start>-<end> | <attendees>
...
## Rolled Over Tasks
- [ ] <task from yesterday>
- [ ] <task from yesterday>
## Today's Tasks
- [ ] (space for new tasks)
## Notes
(empty section for the day's notes)
5. Save the Daily Note
TODAY=$(date +%Y-%m-%d)
mkdir -p /data/notes/daily
Write the formatted content to /data/notes/daily/${TODAY}.md.
6. Summary
Tell the user:
- How many tasks were rolled over
- How many meetings are on today's schedule
- Any meetings starting in the next 2 hours
