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today's schedule at a glance
a friendly list of your meetings and events with local start times, so you know the shape of your day before coffee.
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overdue items flagged early
reminders that are overdue or due soon get called out at the top, so nothing slips past you unnoticed.
illustrative previewEvery morning folk texts you a short, friendly day plan built fresh from your calendar, your Apple Reminders, and the priorities you set. It lists today's schedule with local times, flags anything overdue or due soon, names your top priorities, and suggests one realistic focus for the day. Read-only: it never changes your calendar or reminders. Everything personal (delivery time, timezone, calendar, reminder list, priorities) is a setup input, so nothing personal lives in the definition.
what it'll do
before it starts, it'll ask: When should the brief arrive? Give a 5-field cron in your timezone, e.g. 0 7 * * * for 7:00am every day, or 30 6 * * 1-5 for weekdays at 6:30am. · Your timezone as an IANA name, e.g. Africa/Lagos, America/New_York, Europe/London. · Which calendar should the brief read? Use the calendar name as it appears on your phone (e.g. Work, Personal), or type all to read every calendar. · Which Apple Reminders list should the brief check? Type the list name, or type all for every list. · Your standing priorities, in your own words, up to 5 (e.g. finish the grant draft; gym before noon; reply to clients by 2pm). Leave blank to skip. · How long should the brief be? short (about 6 lines), or full (adds a bit more detail on each item).
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