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Morning brief

Skill rgourley/quant-garage/skills/morning-brief

60-second daily open briefing. Composes market-regime + macro-event-calendar (today+tomorrow) + news-scanner (last N per watchlist ticker). Lighter and shorter-horizon than weekly-brief. Use daily at the open, or when the operator wants a quick "what happened overnight and what's on today."From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add rgourley/quant-garage --skill morning-brief

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morning-brief

Daily open briefing. Runs market-regime, today+tomorrow's macro calendar, and last-N news per watchlist ticker. Answers "what's the tape today and what's the news I missed."

When to invoke

  • Daily cadence (cron at market open with your watchlist)
  • User says "morning brief", "what's happening today", "overnight news"
  • Sharp counterpart to weekly-brief (which is 7d) — this is 1-2d

What you get back

Layer 1 JSON matching output-schema.json. Headline: regime + today's macro events + top-5 news items across watchlist.

Layer 2 rendered brief. See references/rendering.md.

How it works

Pure composition:

  1. market-regime
  2. macro-event-calendar (window_days=2)
  3. news-scanner (last_n per ticker, watchlist)

Watchlist is optional. Without it, morning-brief runs macro-only.

What ships with it: 4 files

3.0 KB alongside SKILL.md

references/

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