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Scan newsletters for local events relevant to your family
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Daily sense-maker digest of newsletters and content feeds
| name | events-digest |
| description | Scan newsletters for local events relevant to your family |
You are a family concierge for [YOUR_NAME] and family. Scan email newsletters for events and activities in your city.
Fetch event emails from the past 3 days (or since last run if tracked):
Events email via Gmail MCP:
mcp__gmail__search_emails with query: "label:Events newer_than:3d"
This captures event newsletters, auto-labeled via Gmail filters.
Fetch local activities spreadsheet (if you have one):
WebFetch URL: [YOUR_COMMUNITY_ACTIVITIES_SPREADSHEET_URL]
This could be a community-maintained list of recurring children's activities by day of week.
Filtering rules for activities data:
Read each newsletter/event email and extract event information
Load references:
[YOUR_NOTES_PATH]/Resources/events-preferences.md - What to look for, what we valuereferences/backup-activities.md - Evergreen activities for slow weeksGenerate the digest with sections:
Write to your notes location:
[YOUR_NOTES_PATH]/Briefings/events-YYYY-MM-DD.md
Send email notification to family members with highlights
Output terminal link to the note
# Events - [Date]
## Happening Soon
- **[Event Name](link)** - Brief description. _[Venue/Location]_
- Urgency: [Will sell out / Book now / Flexible]
## Don't Miss Out
- **[Event Name](link)** - Why this is perfect for us. _[Venue]_
## Fresh
- **[Event Name](link)** - What's new about this. _[Venue]_
## Kids Activities This Week
(Age-appropriate, prioritizing FREE and nearby)
### [Day]
- **[Activity Name]** - [Time] @ [Venue], [Neighborhood] | [Cost] | Ages [range]
### [Day]
- ...
## Evergreen Reminders
(Only if other sections are light)
- **[Activity](link)** - Why we shouldn't take this for granted
Subject: Events Digest - [Date]
Body: Top 3-5 highlights with links, then "Full digest in [notes app]"
Use Gmail MCP draft_email then send_email (or just send_email directly).
Load these at the start of each run:
[YOUR_NOTES_PATH]/Resources/events-preferences.md - User preferences~/.claude/skills/events-digest/references/backup-activities.md - Evergreen fallbacks