a look at what’s possible
a time-ordered day at a glance
a morning brief lists calendar events and set reminders in order, such as a meeting block followed by a water reminder at noon.
illustrative preview
top priorities, flagged first
items you mark with priority keywords rise to a short list of three, with overdue items highlighted in coral so nothing slips.
illustrative previewA daily day-plan brief. Each morning it reads your work-hours calendar plus any fixed or scheduled marks you write yourself (for example a daily reminder to drink water at a set time), and any items you flag with priority keywords, then sends a plan for the day: a time-ordered schedule, your top 3 priorities, overdue items flagged, and notes on conflicts and free blocks. Everything personal comes in through setup inputs at install time; nothing personal is stored in this definition.
what it'll do
before it starts, it'll ask: Which calendar should the brief read? (for example: work-hours calendar on iPhone, Google Calendar, or none) · Which reminders list should the brief read? (for example: iPhone Reminders, or none) · List any fixed or scheduled marks you want in every day plan, in your own words, with times (for example: drink water every day at 07:00). Leave blank if none. · What are your standing priorities? Write them in your own words, or mark them with a keyword such as fixa, marca or prioridade. Leave blank to let the brief pick from your reminders and calendar. · What 5-field cron time should the brief run at (in your timezone)? Default is 7am every day. · What are your day start and end times? (HH:MM-HH:MM, used for free blocks) · Which language should the brief be written in? Leave blank to use the language you chat in. · What is your timezone? (IANA name, for example America/Sao_Paulo)
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