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Example output

Inbox

Subject

Morning Brief: Tuesday

—Calendar: Acme intro call at 10:00. Skim their pricing page first; they asked about the enterprise tier.
—Inbox: Dana is waiting on your redline for the Q3 contract. Two minutes now unblocks legal.
—Priority: Ship the onboarding email revamp today. Protect the 2 to 4pm block; everything else can wait.

What this delivers

Start each morning oriented in 30 seconds instead of triaging tabs.
Keep the one meeting or reply that actually matters from slipping.
Protect a single daily priority before the inbox sets your agenda.
Get a clear top-of-mind without opening five separate tools.

Overview

Every weekday at 8:00 Berlin time, Morning Brief drafts a tight three-bullet start-of-day note so you open your laptop already oriented. It compresses the shape of your day into three lines: the meeting that matters, the message that needs a reply, and the one priority worth protecting. No dashboards and no digest fatigue, just the few things that move the day, written the way a sharp chief of staff would hand them to you. Give it a focus for the day and it drafts from that; leave it on the default and it frames priorities, risks, and one quick win.

What you provide

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Under the hood

The worker's instructions and configuration

Install with an agent

Give this to your coding agent. It sets you up first via the onboarding prompt, then imports this template and keeps the first run in preview mode.

Set up Floom in my coding agent, then add this worker. First, read https://floom.dev/onboard and follow it to install Floom and sign me in. Import this Floom worker template into my workspace and keep it in test mode first:
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