daily-brief-generator
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Generate a structured daily business briefing from any data sources in under 60 seconds. Daily Brief Generator produces a morning briefing that tells you exactly what matters today: revenue status, pipeline movement, content performance, team tasks, and fires to put out. It pulls from whatever data sources you have — CRM exports, spreadsheets, dashboards, or raw notes — and outputs a scannable brief you can read in 2 minutes. No more starting your day checking 7 different tabs. One brief.…
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No more starting your day checking 7 different tabs.
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When asked to generate a brief, follow this process:
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Identify available data: Ask what sources exist (CRM, spreadsheet, notes, previous briefs).
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No calls scheduled. Fix this.
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Solo operator: Remove "Team Tasks", add "Energy/Focus Check"
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Agency: Add "Deliverables Due" section with client deadlines
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SaaS: Add "Churn Signals" and "Feature Requests" sections
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Sales team: Add "Rep Leaderboard" and "Call Recordings to Review"
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Daily Brief Generator
Generate a structured daily business briefing from any data sources in under 60 seconds.
Description
Daily Brief Generator produces a morning briefing that tells you exactly what matters today: revenue status, pipeline movement, content performance, team tasks, and fires to put out. It pulls from whatever data sources you have — CRM exports, spreadsheets, dashboards, or raw notes — and outputs a scannable brief you can read in 2 minutes.
No more starting your day checking 7 different tabs. One brief. Everything that matters. Nothing that doesn't.
Activation
This skill activates when:
- The user asks for a morning briefing or daily brief
- The user wants a summary of their business status
- The user provides business data and asks "what should I focus on today?"
- The user mentions daily standup, morning routine, or business dashboard
Trigger phrases: "morning brief", "daily briefing", "what's happening today", "business summary", "daily standup", "start my day", "what should I focus on"
Briefing Template
# Daily Brief — [Date]
## Generated at [time]
---
### REVENUE SNAPSHOT
- **MTD Revenue**: $XX,XXX / $XX,XXX target (XX%)
- **Pipeline Value**: $XX,XXX across XX active deals
- **At Risk**: [any deals that haven't moved in 7+ days]
- **Closing Today/This Week**: [deals with pending proposals or scheduled closes]
### FIRES (Action Required Today)
1. [Urgent item with specific action needed]
2. [Urgent item with specific action needed]
(If none: "No fires. Execute the plan.")
### TOP 3 PRIORITIES
1. [Highest-leverage task] — Why: [impact]
2. [Second priority] — Why: [impact]
3. [Third priority] — Why: [impact]
### PIPELINE MOVEMENT (Last 24h)
- New leads: [count and names]
- Moved forward: [deals that progressed]
- Gone cold: [deals with no activity in 48h+]
- Lost: [any deals lost and why]
### CONTENT STATUS
- Published yesterday: [what went live]
- Scheduled today: [what's queued]
- In production: [what's being created]
- Performance: [top performing content from last 48h]
### CLIENT HEALTH
- [Client A]: [status — green/yellow/red + note]
- [Client B]: [status — green/yellow/red + note]
### CALENDAR
- [Time] — [Meeting/event] with [who] — Prep: [what to prepare]
### METRICS TO WATCH
- [KPI 1]: [current value] vs [target] — [trend arrow]
- [KPI 2]: [current value] vs [target] — [trend arrow]
### YESTERDAY'S SCORECARD
- Completed: X/X priorities
- Revenue generated: $X
- Calls made: X
- Content published: X
---
*Brief generated by Daily Brief Generator*Instructions
When asked to generate a brief, follow this process:
- Identify available data: Ask what sources exist (CRM, spreadsheet, notes, previous briefs). If none provided, generate the template with placeholder prompts.
- Extract signals: From the provided data, identify:
- Revenue numbers and trajectory
- Anything time-sensitive or at risk
- Pipeline changes in the last 24-48 hours
- Scheduled commitments
- Prioritize ruthlessly: The TOP 3 PRIORITIES section is the most important. Apply this filter:
- Does it generate revenue today? (Priority 1)
- Does it prevent revenue loss? (Priority 2)
- Does it create future revenue? (Priority 3)
- Everything else is noise.
- Flag fires: Anything that will cost money, lose a client, or miss a deadline if not handled TODAY goes in FIRES. Be specific about the action needed, not just the problem.
- Keep it scannable: The entire brief should be readable in under 2 minutes. No paragraphs. Bullets and numbers only.
Example
Input
I have 3 clients: Bryson ($4k/mo, content pipeline running, day 13 of eval), TrueBrand (owes me $2,045, invoice sent March 1), and a new lead Mike from GreenTree who wants to meet this week. Yesterday I published 2 Instagram posts for Bryson, one got 340 likes. I have $2,000 MTD revenue, target is $8,000. No calls scheduled today.
Output
Daily Brief — March 26, 2026
Generated at 8:00 AM
REVENUE SNAPSHOT
- MTD Revenue: $2,000 / $8,000 target (25%) -- behind pace
- Pipeline Value: $6,045 ($4,000 Bryson renewal + $2,045 TrueBrand AR)
- At Risk: TrueBrand invoice 25 days overdue
- Closing This Week: GreenTree (new lead, meeting TBD)
FIRES
- TrueBrand $2,045 overdue — 25 days past due. Send final notice today with 48-hour deadline. Escalate to phone call if no response by noon.
- GreenTree meeting not scheduled — Mike expressed urgency. Book the call TODAY before he cools off or finds someone else.
TOP 3 PRIORITIES
- Book GreenTree call — Why: New revenue opportunity, inbound lead with high intent. Fastest path to closing the $6K MTD gap.
- Collect TrueBrand payment — Why: $2,045 sitting in AR. Phone call > email at this stage.
- Bryson content: double down on what's working — Why: 340 likes signals a winning format. Produce 2 more in that style today.
PIPELINE MOVEMENT (Last 24h)
- New leads: GreenTree (Mike, owner, ~$800K revenue, needs admin automation)
- Moved forward: None
- Gone cold: TrueBrand (no payment response)
- Lost: None
CONTENT STATUS
- Published yesterday: 2 IG posts for Bryson (1 hit: 340 likes)
- Scheduled today: Check Bryson content queue
- Performance: The 340-like post is 3x above average — analyze what made it work
CLIENT HEALTH
- Bryson: GREEN — Day 13 of 60-90 eval. Pipeline running. 340-like post is a win.
- TrueBrand: RED — Overdue payment. Relationship at risk.
CALENDAR
- No calls scheduled. Fix this. Book GreenTree and a TrueBrand follow-up.
YESTERDAY'S SCORECARD
- Content published: 2/2
- Revenue collected: $0
- New leads: 1
Customization
Adjust the brief sections based on your business:
- Solo operator: Remove "Team Tasks", add "Energy/Focus Check"
- Agency: Add "Deliverables Due" section with client deadlines
- SaaS: Add "Churn Signals" and "Feature Requests" sections
- Sales team: Add "Rep Leaderboard" and "Call Recordings to Review"
The template is modular — add or remove sections to match your operating rhythm.
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