Generate the daily executive digest — a single WhatsApp summary of everything needing attention: stalled scheduling, pending intros, unanswered emails, promised follow-ups, open Todoist tasks, and upcoming calendar events. Use when running the daily digest cron, or when user asks for a status digest, daily summary, "what's pending", or "catch me up".
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Read ../config/user.json (resolves to ~/executive-assistant-skills/config/user.json).
Extract and use throughout:
primary_email, work_email — both Gmail accounts to checkwhatsapp — for deliveryworkspace — absolute path to OpenClaw workspaceDo not proceed until you have these values.
Read ../config/DEBUG_LOGGING.md for the full convention. Use python3 {user.workspace}/scripts/skill_log.py exec-digest <level> "<message>" ['<details>'] at every key step. Log BEFORE and AFTER every external call (gog, mcporter, todoist-cli). On any error, log the full command and stderr before continuing.
{user.workspace}/style/DIGEST_RULES.md for format and rules{user.workspace}/state/scheduling-threads.json — stalled threads (>3 days since proposed){user.workspace}/state/decisions-memory.json — context on people/companies{user.workspace}/state/digest-state.json — avoid repeating itemsSchema: {"lastRun": "ISO date", "surfacedItems": [{"id": "<thread_id|task_id>", "type": "intro|followup|draft|task|calendar", "surfacedAt": "ISO date"}]}. Use consistent IDs: Gmail thread IDs for email items, Todoist task IDs for tasks, calendar event IDs for calendar items. Do NOT use semantic strings like "calendar:golf-mar5" — always use the actual service ID. An item is "repeated" if its ID appeared in the last digest run. Re-surface only if its status changed since then.
If any data source (Gmail, Calendar, Todoist, Granola) fails or times out:
source {user.workspace}/.env
todoist-cli review
Include: overdue tasks, today's tasks, inbox (needs triage). Format as "📋 Open Tasks" section: task name, due date, priority. Highlight overdue first. Skip no-due-date tasks unless in inbox.
gog --account {user.primary_email} --no-input calendar list primary --from "<today>T00:00:00-03:00" --to "<today+7>T00:00:00-03:00" --json
gog --account {user.work_email} --no-input calendar list primary --from "<today>T00:00:00-03:00" --to "<today+7>T00:00:00-03:00" --json
Use actual ISO8601 dates with ART timezone offset (-03:00). Relative dates like 'today' and '+7 days' are not supported by gog. CRITICAL: You MUST run BOTH commands and merge ALL events from both calendars into a single timeline. Events live on different calendars — showing only one gives an incomplete picture. Deduplicate by time+title if the same event appears on both. Look for OOO, travel, vacation blocks, back-to-back conflicts, and double-bookings across calendars.
RSVP check: For each upcoming meeting with external attendees, check the attendees[].responseStatus field. If NO attendee (other than Gonto) has accepted, flag it in the digest and suggest pinging them to confirm attendance. Frame as: "⚠️ [Meeting] — nobody accepted yet. Ping [names] to confirm?"
Universal rule (applies to ALL sub-steps below): Before surfacing ANY email item, check the FULL thread for replies from Gonto's team (Gonto, Alfred/Howie, or Giulia — see team-handled threads check in §4a). If ANY team member already replied → skip the item. If a draft exists for an already-replied thread → delete the draft silently (gog gmail drafts delete <draftId> --force). This prevents surfacing stale items.
Use gog --account {email} --no-input gmail search "query" --json for all searches. Run each query against BOTH accounts.
subject:(intro OR introduction OR connecting) newer_than:7d(following up OR checking in OR circling back) newer_than:7dTeam-handled threads (MANDATORY check): Before flagging ANY intro, follow-up, or email item as "pending" or "no reply", check the FULL thread for replies from Gonto's team. ANY reply from the following people counts as the item being handled:
gog --account {user.work_email} --no-input gmail thread get <threadId>
Scan ALL messages in the thread. If ANY message is from any of the above addresses, the item is handled — do NOT surface it.
Previously resolved items (MANDATORY check):
Before surfacing ANY item, check {user.workspace}/state/digest-state.json for the resolvedItems array. If the item's ID (thread ID, task ID, or item key) appears in resolvedItems, do NOT re-surface it. When the user tells you an item is "done" or "already handled", immediately add its ID to the resolvedItems array in the state file.
Schema for resolvedItems: "resolvedItems": [{"id": "<threadId|taskId|itemKey>", "resolvedAt": "ISO date", "note": "brief reason"}]
Draft hygiene (MANDATORY):
Stale draft auto-cleanup (MANDATORY):
gog --account <email> --no-input gmail thread get <threadId> --json) and check if Gonto already replied manually (sent message in the same thread AFTER the draft was created).gmail thread get returns empty {}: This is a known gog CLI issue for some threads. Use gog --account <email> --no-input gmail search "in:sent thread:<threadId>" --json instead to check for sent replies in that thread. If search also fails, use the original search result snippets + metadata to make a best-effort determination.gmail drafts delete <draftId> --force) and do NOT surface it in the digest.Search BOTH Gmail accounts for recent inbound emails (last 7 days) from real people (not newsletters, automated, or system notifications) that have NO reply.
Scan for commitments made but not yet completed:
mcporter call granola query_granola_meetings --args '{"query": "What are all of {user.name} personal action items and commitments from the last 7 days? Only things they need to do."}'
Cross-check each item against: (a) sent emails — was the intro/follow-up actually sent? (b) Todoist — is there already an open task for it? (c) calendar — was the meeting/call already scheduled?
Surface anything that fell through the cracks — promised but not yet actioned.⚠️ MANDATORY sent-mail verification for EVERY promised follow-up (no exceptions): Before surfacing ANY item from this section, you MUST search SENT mail on BOTH accounts for evidence it was already fulfilled:
gog --account {user.primary_email} --no-input gmail search "to:<person_or_company> in:sent newer_than:14d" --json
gog --account {user.work_email} --no-input gmail search "to:<person_or_company> in:sent newer_than:14d" --json
Also search by name/company if email address is unknown. Check the thread content — a sent reply in the same thread as the commitment means it was fulfilled. If you find a sent email that addresses the commitment → do NOT surface it. Log: python3 {user.workspace}/scripts/skill_log.py exec-digest DEBUG "Follow-up already sent" '{"person": "<name>", "thread": "<id>"}'
This is the #1 source of false positives in the digest. Never skip this check.
For sections not explicitly covered above, follow {user.workspace}/style/DIGEST_RULES.md:
{user.workspace}/state/decisions-memory.json for context on people/companies{user.workspace}/style/DIGEST_RULES.md{user.chief_of_staff.slack_dm_channel}). Use the Slack API (chat.postMessage) with the bot token. Prefix with "📋 Executive Digest — <date>".{user.workspace}/state/digest-state.json with items surfaced