morning-briefing

name	morning-briefing
description	On-demand briefing with goals, schedule, and active plans

Morning Briefing

Assemble a concise daily briefing that surfaces what matters most today.

When to Use

• User asks for a "morning briefing", "daily briefing", or "what's on my plate"
• A scheduled task fires with a briefing prompt

Procedure

1. Inspect structured state using assessmentSnapshot, listGoals, and listPlans
2. List scheduled tasks using listTasks for upcoming reminders and recurring work
3. Recall context using recall if you need recent personal context that is not in the structured state
4. Use webSearch only if the user explicitly wants live context like weather or news
5. Assemble the briefing in this format:

good morning. here's the real picture for today.

focus:
- [top goals, critical plans, or overdue follow-through]

upcoming:
- [next reminders and scheduled tasks]

[optional: one pattern or risk to watch today]

Guidelines

• Keep it short and scannable
• Skip sections that have no content (don't say "no tasks" if there are none, just omit)
• Use the current time from your system prompt for context (morning vs afternoon vs evening)
• If it's not morning, adjust the greeting ("good afternoon", "good evening")
• Don't search for news unless the user specifically asks
• Prefer the most important constraint, risk, or leverage point over a generic motivational message