Daily Brief

Your AI reads one source you care about and returns a short, ranked summary. It is the first real task most people hand an AI they run themselves. Swap the source, keep the shape, and this one skill covers a dozen jobs.

What it does

1. Reads the source you point it at: a URL, a file, a folder, or pasted text.
2. Pulls out the items that matter and drops the noise.
3. Ranks them by how much they matter to you, using the priorities you set.
4. Returns a short brief: the top items, one line each, most important first.

Scope

• Reads: the one source you name. Nothing else.
• Writes: nothing by default. Ask it to save the brief to a file if you want a record.
• Reaches: the network only if your source is a URL.

How to use it

Tell your AI:

Run the daily brief on <your source>. I care about <what matters to you>. Give me the top 5, one line each, ranked.

Examples:

Run the daily brief on my notes/ folder. I care about open questions and anything with a due date. Top 5, ranked.

Run the daily brief on this week's newsletter export. I care about anything that changes the tools I use. Top 5, one line each, with the link.

Make it yours

• Change the source line and you have a new skill: a job feed, a grants feed, a competitor watch, a reading pile.
• Tell it the format you want: bullets, a table, or a paragraph.
• Once you trust the ranking, ask it to save each brief as a dated file in your Brain so memory-recall can find it later.
• Pair it with the decision skill: the brief ranks the items, decision makes a call on each one.

Ships with the Libro libro-starter profile. Your AI. Your machine. Your rules.