open-day
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Morning planning routine — pulls Google Calendar events, Asana tasks, overdue items, and yesterday's carry-overs to set daily priorities, schedule focus blocks and vitality time on the calendar, and populate the Morning Check-in in today's Obsidian daily note. Use when the user says "open day", "plan day", "plan my day", "start my day", "morning", "good morning", "what's on my plate", "what do I have today", "daily planning", or opens a new session in the morning. The visual browser companion is ON by default; also handles "open day -v" / "open day visual off" (one-shot skip of the companion this run), "open day -v forever" / "open day visual off forever" (persistently disable it), "open day visual on" (force/persist on), and "open day -r" (run /reset-day first, then open), and "open day -t" (run against a throwaway test vault so real daily notes are untouched). Requires Google Calendar and Asana access.
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