Morning research brief saved to your notes
A scheduled task that, each weekday morning, searches for meaningful news in the topics you care about and saves a short brief into your notes, filtering out what you said you do not want.
For individuals & families · Runs on Frontier · Runs on its own every weekday
Connects to
Where to run it
- No-code: Zapier Agents, Lindy or n8n (n8n can be self-hosted for privacy).
- In a chat assistant: paste the instructions into Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini with the matching connectors turned on.
- Local: run the reasoning step on a local model. See the model picker for hardware guidance.
Agent prompt
Every weekday at 6 AM: read my focus areas and "Do not want" list from my notes. Search for significant developments from the last 24 hours. Include launches, research, competitor moves and policy changes. Exclude opinion pieces and anything older than 48 hours. Save a brief with links to BRIEFINGS/<date>-morning-brief.md.Always review an agent's permissions before connecting your accounts. Credits & licenses.
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