pos-morning

name	pos-morning
description	Morning brief pipeline — auto-detects MCP servers, gathers calendar + tasks + sessions + vault, synthesizes ONE focus sentence. Three output modes.
version	3
user_invocable	true
arguments	[{"name":"style","description":"Output: brief (default), full, telegram","required":false}]

POS Morning — Daily Brief Pipeline

Generate a morning brief by auto-detecting your integrations, gathering context from every available source, and synthesizing ONE focused sentence for the day. Works with zero setup — adapts to whatever you have connected.

This is the "aha moment" of a POS — the first time all your data sources produce a single actionable priority.

Step 0: Detect Available Integrations

Read MCP config to know what's available BEFORE gathering data:

cat ~/.claude/mcp.json 2>/dev/null

Build integrations map from configured servers:

Server	Capability	Loader
krisp	Meetings, transcripts, action items	ToolSearch: "+krisp"
linear	Tasks, projects, sprints	ToolSearch: "+linear list"
telegram	Saved messages (context clues)	ToolSearch: "+telegram get"
notion	Notes, databases	ToolSearch: "+notion search"
exa	Web context (optional)	ToolSearch: "+exa"

Only ToolSearch servers found in mcp.json. Don't guess — if not configured, don't try.

Also check for local tools:

# Google Calendar script (bash wrapper)
GCAL_SCRIPTS=("$HOME/.claude/scripts/gcal-smart.sh" "$HOME/.claude/scripts/gcal.sh")
for s in "${GCAL_SCRIPTS[@]}"; do [ -x "$s" ] && echo "gcal: $s" && break; done

# Linear tracking cache (memory file)
find ~/.claude/projects -name "linear-tracking.md" -type f 2>/dev/null | head -1

Step 1: Gather Context

Try each source in degradation order. Skip silently if unavailable — never error, never ask to install.

1.1 Calendar

Degradation chain (stop at first success):

1. Krisp MCP (if in mcp.json):

   ToolSearch: "+krisp meetings"
   mcp__krisp__list_upcoming_meetings
   mcp__krisp__search_meetings  (yesterday, for recap)
   

   Krisp also provides action items from yesterday's meetings — extract these.

2. Google Calendar script:

   "$HOME/.claude/scripts/gcal-smart.sh" today
   "$HOME/.claude/scripts/gcal-smart.sh" week  # for broader context
   

3. Skip — note "no calendar" in output header.

1.2 Tasks

Degradation chain:

1. Linear MCP:

   ToolSearch: "+linear list_issues"
   mcp__linear__list_issues(assignee: "me", status: "started")
   mcp__linear__list_issues(assignee: "me", status: "unstarted")
   

   Also check for recently completed (last 3 days) to show momentum.

2. Linear cache (memory file):

   TRACKING=$(find ~/.claude/projects -name "linear-tracking.md" -type f 2>/dev/null | head -1)
   

   Read and extract cached task list with statuses.

3. Local TODO:

   find . -maxdepth 2 \( -name "TODO.md" -o -name "tasks.md" -o -name "TODO" \) 2>/dev/null | head -3
   

4. Skip — note "no task source".

1.3 Messages (context clues)

Only if Telegram MCP detected:

ToolSearch: "+telegram get_messages"
mcp__telegram__telegram_get_messages(dialog: "me", limit: 5)

Saved messages reveal what the user was thinking about. Extract themes, don't display raw messages.

1.4 Recent Sessions

touch -t $(date +%Y%m%d)0000 /tmp/pos-today-marker 2>/dev/null
find ~/.claude/projects -name "*.jsonl" -newer /tmp/pos-today-marker -maxdepth 3 2>/dev/null | head -5

# If nothing today, check yesterday
YESTERDAY=$(date -v-1d +%Y%m%d 2>/dev/null || date -d "yesterday" +%Y%m%d 2>/dev/null)
touch -t ${YESTERDAY}0000 /tmp/pos-yesterday-marker 2>/dev/null
find ~/.claude/projects -name "*.jsonl" -newer /tmp/pos-yesterday-marker -maxdepth 3 2>/dev/null | head -5

For each session, read first 20 and last 20 lines to extract:

• Project name (from path)
• Topic (from first user message)
• Tools used (count of tool calls, approximate effort)

1.5 Vault State (optional)

If working directory is a vault:

find . -name "*.md" -mmin -720 \
  -not -path "./.obsidian/*" \
  -not -path "./.trash/*" \
  -not -path "./.smart-env/*" \
  -not -path "./node_modules/*" \
  2>/dev/null | head -10

1.6 Yesterday's Meetings (if Krisp available)

mcp__krisp__search_meetings (yesterday's date range)
mcp__krisp__list_activities

Extract per-meeting:

• Title, duration, participants
• Action items generated
• Talk time ratio (were you presenting or listening?)

Step 2: Synthesize

Weekday-aware mode

Adjust synthesis by day:

Day	Mode	Extra
Monday	Week overview	Show full week calendar, sprint status
Tuesday-Thursday	Standard	Focus on today's blocks
Friday	Wins + lessons	Show completed tasks this week, retrospective prompt

FOCUS derivation

The single most important output. Derive ONE sentence from ALL context:

1. Check today's calendar — what's the biggest time commitment?
2. Check in-progress tasks — what's most urgent or overdue?
3. Check yesterday's sessions — what was the user mid-work on?
4. Check action items from yesterday's meetings — what was promised?
5. Combine: "[Action verb] [specific thing] [by when / why]"

Examples:

• "Finalize workshop slides before 14:00 session"
• "Close 3 overdue Linear tasks — sprint ends Friday"
• "No meetings today — deep work on dashboard generator"
• "Follow up on partnership call action items before standup"

NEVER generic focus like "have a productive day" — must be specific.

Output structure

┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│  MORNING BRIEF · {weekday} {date}               │
│  sources: {list of what connected}              │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

  FOCUS
  > {main priority — 1 sentence from all context}

  CALENDAR ({count} events)
  ├─ {time}  {title}  ({duration})
  ├─ {time}  {title}  ({duration})
  └─ {time}  {title}  ({duration})

  TASKS ({in_progress} IP · {todo} todo)
  ├─ {id}  {title}                           ◐ IP
  ├─ {id}  {title}                           ◐ IP
  └─ +{N} in backlog

  YESTERDAY
  > {1-2 sentences: what you worked on, based on sessions + meetings}

  OBSERVATIONS
  · {schedule insight — conflicts, free blocks, back-to-back}
  · {task insight — overdue items, approaching deadlines}
  · {pattern — "3 sessions on X this week, close it today?"}

Step 3: Output Modes

brief (default)

Terminal output as above.

full

Same + additional sections:

  YESTERDAY'S MEETINGS ({count})
  ├─ {title}  {duration}  {participants}
  │  → action: {item}
  └─ {title}  {duration}

  RECENT FILES ({count})
  ├─ {filename}  {modified time ago}
  └─ {filename}  {modified time ago}

  SAVED MESSAGES
  ├─ {preview of recent telegram saved}
  └─ {preview}

  INTEGRATIONS
  ├─ calendar     {krisp|gcal|none}
  ├─ tasks        {linear|cache|local|none}
  ├─ messaging    {telegram|none}
  ├─ meetings     {krisp|none}
  └─ sessions     {N found}

telegram

Compact version for Telegram Saved Messages:

#morning {weekday}

focus: {priority}

{time} {event}
{time} {event}

tasks: {count} IP · {count} todo
· {most important}
· {second}

> {one observation}

Send via:

ToolSearch: "+telegram send_self"
mcp__telegram__telegram_send_self(message: "{brief}")

If Telegram not available, fall back to brief and note it.

Principles

• Graceful degradation: 0 integrations = minimal brief; full stack = rich brief
• Never error on missing source: skip silently, note what connected in header
• Opinionated focus: ALWAYS synthesize ONE focus — this is the core value
• Fast: direct tool calls only, no background agents needed, <30 seconds
• Weekday-aware: Monday overview, Friday retrospective, standard midweek
• Action items carry forward: yesterday's meeting commitments appear in today's brief

Common Mistakes

Mistake	Fix
ToolSearch for server not in mcp.json	Only search servers found in config
Generic focus: "be productive today"	Focus MUST be specific: action + object + deadline
Showing raw JSONL content	Extract topic from first user message only
Failing when no calendar	Skip silently — brief with just tasks is valuable
Hardcoded MCP tool names	ToolSearch first — tool names vary across setups
Sending telegram without checking	Check Step 0 map — only send if detected
Reading entire session files	First 20 + last 20 lines is enough for topic
Skipping yesterday's meetings	Krisp action items are tomorrow's priorities