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The Morning Briefing

Today's meetings, at-risk promises and where to start, in one answer.

Meeting prep covers one call. The morning briefing covers your whole day, across every client, in one answer.

Ask Armbrain, give me my morning briefing or Armbrain, what is on my plate today?

What you get

Switched into one client? The briefing focuses on that client. Not switched into any? It looks across your whole roster.

Make it a habit

Run it before you open your inbox. If you would rather not ask at all, schedule it: Armbrain can deliver your morning briefing by email or to Slack. Set that up in Armbrain HQ under Briefings.

Like every briefing, it only knows what is in your minds. The more of your email and meetings are connected, the more complete the picture. If a client has nothing recent saved, a good briefing says so instead of filling the gap with guesses.

Read the daily loop guide.

Try it

  • Armbrain, give me my morning briefing

  • Armbrain, what is on my plate today?

  • Armbrain, which commitments are due in the next three days?

Prompt of the day

Morning briefing across all clients

Armbrain, give me my morning briefing. 1. Run my morning briefing across all my clients. 2. For each meeting on my calendar today, tell me who is coming, what we last decided with that client, and one thing I should raise. 3. List the commitments that are overdue or due in the next three days, with the client and the owner for each one. 4. Tell me which client needs my attention first today, and why. Show the source and date for every item. If a client has nothing recent saved, say so instead of guessing, and list any meeting you could not find notes for.

Why it works: It asks for today's meetings, the promises at risk and one clear place to start, with a source for every item, so you can act on the briefing instead of double-checking it.