daily-summary
Generate a daily system activity summary across all joelclaw subsystems. Triggers on 'daily summary', 'what happened today', 'system report', 'today's tally', 'activity summary', 'what did we do', 'daily report'.
What this skill does
# Daily Summary Generate a comprehensive daily activity report across all joelclaw subsystems. ## Data Sources Collect from ALL of these: ### 1. Git commits ```bash # joelclaw repo cd ~/Code/joelhooks/joelclaw && git log --oneline --since="$(date +%Y-%m-%d)T00:00:00" --no-merges # Vault cd ~/Vault && git log --oneline --since="$(date +%Y-%m-%d)T00:00:00" --no-merges ``` ### 2. Inngest runs ```bash joelclaw runs --count 200 --hours 24 ``` Summarize: total, completed, failed, unique functions. Flag any failures. ### 3. K8s cluster state ```bash kubectl get pods -n joelclaw --no-headers ``` Note any new deployments, restarts, or unhealthy pods. ### 4. Codex sessions Count sessions created today. Note which were gateway-dispatched vs standalone. ### 5. OTEL events ```bash joelclaw otel stats --hours 24 ``` ### 6. ADR changes ```bash cd ~/Vault/docs/decisions && git log --oneline --since="$(date +%Y-%m-%d)T00:00:00" --no-merges -- . ``` Count: new ADRs, status changes, grooming activity. ### 7. Discoveries Check for discovery/noted events in recent Inngest runs. ### 8. Memory observations ```bash joelclaw otel search "observe" --hours 24 ``` ### 9. Worker deploys Check slog for deploy actions today: ```bash slog tail --count 20 | grep -i deploy ``` ### 10. System changes Check slog for configure/install actions: ```bash slog tail --count 20 ``` ## Output Format Concise, structured. Group by category: - **Code** — commit count + highlights per repo - **Infrastructure** — deploys, new services, config changes - **Inngest** — run stats, failure rate - **Agents** — codex sessions, pi sessions - **ADRs** — new, groomed, status changes - **Knowledge** — discoveries, memory observations - **K8s** — cluster health, new pods For Telegram: use HTML tags, keep mobile-friendly. For CLI: return HATEOAS JSON with `summary` object.
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