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Daily morning briefing for parents: merges family calendars, triages school emails, and detects scheduling conflicts.
Your morning briefing for family logistics: calendars, school emails, and scheduling conflicts in one message.
What You Get • Scheduled Jobs • Requirements • Install • Surfaces • Usage
Your assistant already reads email and checks calendars. What it doesn't do is pull everything together into one morning message that tells you what the day looks like for your family. This plugin adds that: a daily briefing that merges your family calendars, triages school emails for things you can't miss, and flags double bookings before they become problems.
The part you should read before installing. Once set up, the plugin acts on its own:
| When | What happens |
|---|---|
| Every morning at your chosen time | Briefing generated: calendars fetched, school emails scanned, conflicts checked, one message sent via Telegram or email |
What it will never do on its own: book appointments, create calendar events, send emails to anyone but you, or touch messages outside your school allowlist.
assistant plugins install family-briefing
First use: the assistant walks you through 7 quick setup questions (briefing time, delivery channel, calendars, kid names, school email, school allowlist, flag keywords). Takes about 2 minutes. Three real answers, the rest are clicks and optional.
| Surface | What it does |
|---|---|
get-morning-briefing (tool) | Combines calendar events, school emails, and conflicts into one briefing message |
scan-school-email (tool) | Logs a school email with auto-categorization, kid name matching, and due date extraction |
detect-conflicts (tool) | Finds overlapping events across different calendars and calculates overlap duration |
update-settings (tool) | Save or update preferences (briefing time, delivery channel, kid names, allowlist, keywords) |
get-settings (tool) | Read current settings |
user-prompt-submit (hook) | Triggers onboarding flow on first use |
family-briefing (skill) | The briefing workflow and onboarding instructions |
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