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Daily AI Briefing
FreeA skill that researches your topics overnight and writes your morning briefing into one file.
Time to complete: ~45 minutes
You'll need a desktop or laptop to actually do this use case. Browse now, do it there.
The problem
Staying informed became a second job. You scroll, it feels productive, and you still miss the one thing that mattered. Every morning:
- Which of these hundred headlines changes anything for my work?
- Can I trust this source, or is it hype?
- Did I miss something important yesterday?
- Why did half an hour just disappear?
By hand it costs 30 minutes on a good morning, and on a bad one you read nothing and feel behind all day. There's a faster way.
What you get
- Your CLAUDE.md memory file: who you are and what you follow, the foundation every next use case builds on
- A working
daily-briefingskill: your topics, your sources, one briefing file every time you ask - A morning that starts with answers instead of feeds
- My pro
ai-store-daily-briefingskill from the library, where every item arrives as a short post you read instead of the news
Who this is for
- The "AI person" on the team, the one everyone asks "so what does this news actually mean for us?"
- Business analysts, project managers, and marketers who need to notice the ground moving before everyone else
- People drowning in feeds and newsletters that mostly repeat yesterday
- Anyone who quit reading news out of overwhelm and feels guilty about it
You need: the free Start Here card completed, and about 45 minutes.
FAQ
- Do I need Claude Code for this? Yes, this skill runs on it. The free Start Here card sets it up in about 45 minutes.
- Is this only for AI news? No. My example follows AI topics, but the skill takes whatever you put in your memory file: your industry, your market, your hobby. The method is universal.
- Can I change my topics later? Yes, in plain words. Tell it "add European market news, drop the hobby topics" and the memory file updates.
- Where does the briefing live? A dated markdown file in your briefing folder, on your machine. Obsidian shows it as a clean note.
- What format are the files? All markdown (.md). Easy to read, copy, and customize.
About the creator
I'm Anastasia, a business analyst who builds with AI every day. I read my own store's briefing every morning: the same topics I used to chase across LinkedIn and two newsletters, already written when I sit down, in about ten minutes.
What's inside
- 1Welcome, here's what's ahead
- 2Create the perfect memory file
- 3Build the daily-briefing skill
- 4How did it go?