morning-brief

name	morning-brief
description	Personalized morning briefing with weather forecast, notification summary, and battery status
metadata	{"openclaw":{"emoji":"🌅"}}

Morning Briefing

Generate a personalized morning briefing that aggregates weather, overnight notifications, and phone status.

Steps

1. Get Current Context

Call clawpaw_get_context to get:

• Current time, day of week
• Current location
• Battery level and charging state
• Network status

2. Get Weather Forecast

Call clawpaw_weather (using current coordinates, forecast=true) for today's forecast. Extract daytime/nighttime weather, temperature range, and wind.

3. Check Overnight Notifications

Call clawpaw_notification_changes (hours=12, limit=50) for overnight notification changes. Group by app (packageName), count new notifications, and flag potentially important ones (calls, messages, work apps).

4. Generate Briefing

Structure the output as follows:

🌅 Good morning! Today is [Month] [Day], [Weekday]

🌤️ Weather
[Weather condition], [low]°C ~ [high]°C, [wind direction] [wind level]
[Clothing/umbrella advice]

📬 Notifications ([total] new)
- WeChat: X
- Email: X
- [Other app]: X
[Briefly mention any important-looking notifications]

🔋 Phone Status
Battery [XX]%, [charging/not charging]
[If <30%: "Consider charging before heading out"]

📋 Today
[Weekday: "Watch out for commute traffic"]
[Weekend: "Enjoy your day off"]
[Bad weather: "Stay safe if going out"]

Clothing & Travel Advice Logic

• Temp < 5°C → "Bundle up, heavy coat recommended"
• Temp 5-15°C → "A bit chilly, bring a jacket"
• Temp 15-25°C → "Comfortable weather, light layers"
• Temp > 25°C → "Hot day, don't forget sunscreen"
• Rain → "Rain expected, bring an umbrella"
• Strong wind → "Windy today, dress accordingly"

When to Use

• User greets in the morning ("good morning", "morning", "just woke up")
• User asks about today ("how's today looking", "what's the weather today")
• User requests a briefing ("morning brief", "daily briefing")

When NOT to Use

• Not morning hours (afternoon/evening) — time period mismatch
• User is asking a single specific question (just weather → use the weather tool directly)
• User is asking about news or current events (this is a personal briefing, not news)