How do I install the Morning Routine skill?

Run npx skillmds add tools-only/morning-routine in your terminal (requires Node.js), paste this page's agent-chat prompt into Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-connected agent, or download the SKILL.md file and copy it into your agent's skills directory.

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Is Morning Routine free to use?

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Who published Morning Routine?

tools-only (@tools-only) published this skill. Their other Agent Skills are listed on their SkillMD profile.

Morning Routine by tools-only — Agent Skill

Name: Morning Routine
Rating: 4.666666666666667 (3 reviews)
Author: tools-only

File contents

Morning Routine (sweep)

Goal

Deliver a complete summary of active pending items in a single response. Omit any source with no results.

Sources

Email (skill: email)
Tasks (justdoit)
Slack (skill: slack)
WhatsApp (skill: whatsapp-evo)

Flow

Run ALL sources in parallel (use parallel Bash tool calls or background tasks). Do NOT run them sequentially.
Email: run scripts/email-inbox (from the email skill folder) and render the output exactly using the email skill's format/triage (includes rules and emojis). Do not reinterpret or change its rules.
Tasks: run justdoit next --ids and show the full output without the suffixes (due YYYY-MM-DD) or [id: ...]. Keep sections (Today/This week/Backlog) and calendar lines.
Slack: run scripts/slack-inbox --json-out /tmp/slack-inbox.json and show only the clean list. Save metadata. Use a 60-second timeout.
WhatsApp: run scripts/whatsapp-inbox --json-out /tmp/whatsapp-inbox.json and show only the clean list. Save metadata.
Wait for all parallel calls to finish, then assemble the output in order: Email, Tasks, Slack, WhatsApp.
If a source returns no results, omit it from the output.
If a source times out, include it in the Incidents section instead of blocking the whole sweep.
Do not propose actions or replies (except the email triage emojis). Only report.
If there are errors or missing credentials, include an "Incidents" section with the exact error.

Output format

Include sections only for sources with results.
Do not truncate lists.
Suggested format:

Email

Tasks <full justdoit output without due/ids>

Slack

WhatsApp

Incidents

Extensibility

To add a new source:

Add it to the order in "Flow".
Define the base command and where it stores metadata.
Include its section in "Output format".
Keep the rule of omitting sources with no results.

---name: morning-routinedescription: Orchestrates a full morning sweep of pending items (email, tasks, Slack, WhatsApp, X). Use when the user asks for a sweep, morning routine, inbox sweep, or all pending items.---# Morning Routine (sweep)## GoalDeliver a complete summary of active pending items in a single response.Omit any source with no results.## Sources- Email (skill: email)- Tasks (justdoit)- Slack (skill: slack)- WhatsApp (skill: whatsapp-evo)## Flow1) Run ALL sources in parallel (use parallel Bash tool calls or background tasks). Do NOT run them sequentially.2) Email: run `scripts/email-inbox` (from the email skill folder) and **render the output exactly using the email skill's format/triage** (includes rules and emojis). Do not reinterpret or change its rules.3) Tasks: run `justdoit next --ids` and show the full output **without** the suffixes ` (due YYYY-MM-DD)` or ` [id: ...]`. Keep sections (Today/This week/Backlog) and calendar lines.4) Slack: run `scripts/slack-inbox --json-out /tmp/slack-inbox.json` and show only the clean list. Save metadata. Use a **60-second timeout**.5) WhatsApp: run `scripts/whatsapp-inbox --json-out /tmp/whatsapp-inbox.json` and show only the clean list. Save metadata.6) Wait for all parallel calls to finish, then assemble the output in order: Email, Tasks, Slack, WhatsApp.7) If a source returns no results, omit it from the output.8) If a source times out, include it in the Incidents section instead of blocking the whole sweep.9) Do not propose actions or replies (except the email triage emojis). Only report.10) If there are errors or missing credentials, include an "Incidents" section with the exact error.## Output format- Include sections only for sources with results.- Do not truncate lists.- Suggested format:**Email**<clean list>**Tasks**<full justdoit output without due/ids>**Slack**<clean list>**WhatsApp**<clean list>**Incidents**- <source>: <exact error>## ExtensibilityTo add a new source:- Add it to the order in "Flow".- Define the base command and where it stores metadata.- Include its section in "Output format".- Keep the rule of omitting sources with no results.

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