yt-demo2

Produce the user's daily morning briefing — a single combined markdown report covering stock prices and trends for their tracked tickers, plus the day's top trending tech news. This skill orchestrates other section skills (currently stocks-daily and tech-trends-daily) and concatenates their output into one brief. Use this whenever the user asks for "morning brief", "daily brief", "give me my brief", "what's the news", "morning update", "what should I know today", or invokes `/morning-brief`. Trigger this skill even when the user does not explicitly mention "brief" — phrases like "good morning, what's going on", "catch me up", or "fire up the morning routine" should all invoke it. New sections (weather, crypto, calendar, etc.) will be added to the section list below as they're built — when the brief runs, it includes every section currently listed.

Fetch current stock price plus 1-day / 5-day / 30-day trend and 52-week range position for a list of tickers, defaulting to Apple, Nvidia, Google, Amazon, and Carnival. Render as a compact one-row-per-ticker markdown table. Use this whenever the user asks for "today's stocks", "my stocks", "how's AAPL doing", "stock check", "give me a market snapshot", a daily price update on any of their tracked tickers, or invokes `/stocks-daily` (optionally with a tickers argument). Trigger this skill even when the user does not say "skill" or "stocks-daily" — phrases like "what's NVDA at", "did Carnival drop today", or "any movers in my watchlist" should all invoke it.

Fetch the day's trending technical news and the top trending marketing-related GitHub repositories, then produce a clean markdown report. Use this whenever the user asks for "today's tech trends", "trending tech news", "what's hot in tech today", "trending GitHub repos", "trending marketing repos", or invokes `/tech-trends-daily` (optionally with a window like `24h`, `48h`, `7d`). Trigger this skill even when the user does not explicitly say "skill" — phrases like "give me a daily tech briefing", "show me trending stuff from the last 48 hours", or "any cool marketing tools shipping on GitHub this week" should all invoke it.