Sec Daily Digestv0.2.1

A security research team uses this skill to generate a daily digest of the latest AI developments, security news, and vulnerability reports from RSS feeds and Twitter KOLs. They run it with AI scoring (e.g., --provider claude) and a 48-hour window to prioritize high-impact articles for morning meetings, ensuring coverage of emerging threats and trends without manual curation.

A Security Operations Center (SOC) integrates this skill into their workflow to automatically produce a markdown digest of recent security events and vulnerabilities. They use the --enrich flag for full-text articles and archive dedup to avoid duplicates, helping analysts quickly identify relevant threats for monitoring and response without sifting through raw feeds.

A Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) runs the skill in weekly mode (--mode weekly) with AI provider gemini to generate a comprehensive report for executive stakeholders. The output includes AI发展, 安全动态, and 漏洞专报 sections, providing a balanced view of AI and security trends over the past week to inform strategic decisions and risk assessments.

An independent security consultant uses this skill to create personalized digests for clients by customizing sources in sources.yaml and enabling Twitter KOLs with a TWITTERAPI_IO_KEY. They run it with --dry-run for rule-based scoring when AI costs are a concern, outputting markdown files that are then shared via email using the --email flag for automated delivery.

A university instructor in cybersecurity courses employs this skill to gather recent articles and tweets from default KOLs for class discussions. They use the --opml full profile and --hours 168 to capture a broader range of sources, with health monitoring to ensure feed reliability, and output the digest to a specified path for easy distribution to students.

Offer a cloud-based service where users subscribe to receive daily or weekly cybersecurity digests via email, leveraging the skill's --email flag and gog integration. Revenue comes from tiered subscriptions based on features like AI provider access, custom source lists, and enriched content, targeting small to medium-sized businesses lacking in-house threat intelligence teams.

License the skill as a module for integration into existing enterprise security platforms (e.g., SIEMs or threat intelligence tools). Revenue is generated through one-time licensing fees and annual maintenance contracts, providing value by automating digest generation with configurable providers and sources, tailored for large organizations with complex security needs.

Provide consulting services to customize and deploy the skill for specific clients, including source configuration, AI provider setup, and integration with internal systems. Revenue streams include hourly rates for setup and ongoing support contracts, appealing to organizations that require tailored digests aligned with their unique security policies and industry focus.