morning-check

name	morning-check
description	Quick morning orientation — preflight, briefing summary, top 3 lessons still active, compass snapshot. Lighter than briefing-fresh for when you just need to verify you're ready to work. Use when user says "good morning" or starts fresh and time is short.
disable-model-invocation	false
allowed-tools	Bash(divineos preflight:*), Bash(divineos briefing:*), Bash(divineos lessons:*), Bash(divineos goal:*), Read

Morning Check — Lightweight Orientation

What this skill does

Faster cousin of /briefing-fresh. For when the user says "good morning" and wants confirmation you're oriented, not a full situation-report.

Sequence

1. Preflight:

   divineos preflight
   

   If it fails, stop and fix before doing anything else.

2. Compact briefing:

   divineos briefing --max 15
   

   Just the top stuff — identity slots, most-recent lessons, highest-importance active memory. Not the full dump.

3. Active goals:

   divineos goal list
   

4. Recent lessons, active only:

   divineos lessons --status active
   

   Limit to 3 — the ones I'm actively improving on.

Output to user

Three-line summary:

1. Ready: preflight passed | briefing loaded | N lessons active
2. Today's pending from yesterday: (one line from handoff note or active goals)
3. Today's question: one line — what should we do first?

Example:

Ready: preflight ✓, briefing loaded, 7 lessons active. Yesterday's pending: build DivineOS skill library (22 skills planned, built 4 so far). Today's question: continue building skills, or pivot?

When to invoke

• "Good morning" or any morning greeting
• After short breaks (few hours) where full briefing is overkill
• When user asks "are we ready?" or "where are we?"

When NOT to invoke

• At actual session start when there's no context yet — use /briefing-fresh instead
• After a long gap (>24 hours) — use /briefing-fresh for the full picture
• Mid-task

Shape discipline

This skill is short. 3 lines of summary, maybe one paragraph of context if something urgent surfaces. Not a status-report. An orientation check.

Sanskrit anchor: usha — dawn, the brief moment of orienting before the day begins.