Daili

What it does

Six mornings a week it pulls together your calendar, the day's weather, and mail flagged as important, plus whatever else your connected accounts surface, and writes it as a short, lowercase, scannable message. Once a week, on a day you pick, it swaps that daily rundown for a longer weekly outlook instead. It only sets this up once, asking for your preferred morning time and your weekly-outlook day, then runs on that schedule without further prompting. Everything it produces is read-only, so it reports on your day rather than acting on it.

First messages to try

1. Set my morning time to 7am and my weekly outlook day to Sunday, then send today's brief.
2. Today's brief mentioned an important email — tell me what it's about and who sent it before I open my inbox.
3. Leave weather out of tomorrow's brief and just give me calendar and mail.

Apps and accounts

Its description mentions calendar, weather, and mail as its sources, plus whatever other connectors you already have live, without naming a specific email or calendar provider. It reads from accounts you've already connected to Grok Bot rather than asking you to add anything new.

Cautions

• A read-only brief is only as good as the accounts feeding it, so confirm it's reading your real calendar and inbox and not a leftover test account.
• The terse, lowercase style is easy to skim past; ask it to expand a line if something in the brief actually matters.

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