morning-manifestoDaily morning reflection workflow with task sync to Obsidian, Apple Reminders, and Linear
Install via ClawdBot CLI:
clawdbot install MarcBickel/morning-manifestoTrigger: /morning_manifesto
When /morning-manifesto is triggered, immediately send:
Good morning! š Please tell me about:
- What you did yesterday?
- One small thing you are grateful for
- Today's adventure
- Tasks and commitments
- How are the weekly priorities going?
Wait for user reply (text or audio). Audio is automatically transcribed via whisper.cpp.
Parse the response and append to today's note in the Obsidian vault (š„ Fires). Structure:
## Morning Manifesto - [YYYY-MM-DD]
### What I did yesterday
[user's response]
### Grateful for
[user's response]
### Today's adventure
[user's response]
### Tasks and commitments
- [task 1]
- [task 2]
### Weekly priorities status
[user's response]
For each task/commitment mentioned:
apple-reminders skill for thisQuery all teams for issues with priority = urgent (1). Format:
š“ Urgent Linear Issues:
- [Team] [Issue ID]: [Title]
Send a final message with:
priority = 1 filter, query all teamsGenerated Mar 1, 2026
Freelancers use this skill to structure their mornings by reflecting on past work, setting daily tasks, and tracking urgent client issues from Linear. It helps maintain productivity by syncing commitments to Apple Reminders and documenting progress in Obsidian for accountability.
Remote teams adopt this skill for daily stand-ups, where members share yesterday's achievements, today's goals, and urgent Linear issues. It streamlines communication by automating task updates to Apple Reminders and centralizing notes in Obsidian for team visibility.
Researchers utilize this skill to plan daily experiments, reflect on previous findings, and manage urgent project tasks from Linear. It enhances organization by logging reflections in Obsidian and syncing deadlines to Apple Reminders for time-sensitive academic work.
Small business owners apply this skill to review daily operations, express gratitude, and prioritize urgent issues from Linear. It supports efficiency by updating tasks in Apple Reminders and maintaining a daily log in Obsidian for business insights and planning.
Offer this skill as part of a premium subscription for AI-enhanced productivity apps, targeting professionals who need integrated task management. Revenue is generated through monthly or annual fees, with tiers based on advanced features like custom integrations or analytics.
License this skill to enterprises for internal use, integrating it with existing tools like Obsidian, Apple Reminders, and Linear to improve team workflows. Revenue comes from per-user licensing or enterprise contracts, with customization and support services as add-ons.
Include this skill in a freemium personal assistant app, where basic features are free and advanced sync capabilities (e.g., to Linear or custom integrations) are paid. Revenue is driven by in-app purchases or premium upgrades, appealing to individual users seeking enhanced productivity.
š¬ Integration Tip
Ensure Obsidian vault is accessible and Linear API keys are configured for seamless task syncing; test Apple Reminders permissions to avoid sync errors during daily use.
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