Daily Calendar Brief

Each morning, a one-paragraph summary of your day's meetings, in your inbox.

Reads today's events from your Google Calendar before you're awake and writes you a short brief — what's on the agenda, where there are gaps, anything that looks like it needs prep. Pairs nicely with your morning coffee.

ScheduleEvery weekday at 6:30 AM

Here's what you type.

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Every weekday at 6:30 AM, read my Google Calendar for the next 12 hours. Write me a one-paragraph brief: how many meetings, what blocks of focus time I have, and flag anything that looks like it needs prep. Email it to me with the subject "Today: <X meetings, Y hours of focus>".

What you get.

A real example of what this agent would email you.

Subject

Today: 4 meetings, 3.5 hours of focus

Four meetings on the docket: a 9 AM with Priya (looks like the design review you've been moving for two weeks), a 10:30 AM 1:1, the noon all-hands, and a 3 PM external — with the prospect from yesterday's intro thread. You've got a clean 3.5-hour focus block from 11:30 to 3, the longest you've had this week. The 3 PM is the one to prep — re-read the intro email and skim their case study before you join.

Make it yours.

A few directions other people have taken this agent.

Add a watchlist — flag any meeting with a senior leader.
Include prep notes — for any meeting longer than 30 minutes, summarize the most recent doc or thread mentioning the attendee.
Add the next-day preview — last brief of the week previews Monday too.
Pipe to Slack instead of email.
Skip the brief on days with no meetings.

What it costs.

About a cent per run. Calendar reads are free; the model writes one short paragraph. Building and previewing are free, always.

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