This skill should be used when the user asks to "plan my day", "do morning planning", "daily plan", "review yesterday", "set priorities", or wants to start their morning planning routine with 2+8 prioritisation.
Executes a morning planning routine by reviewing notes, journal entries, and tasks to establish daily 2+8 priorities.
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daily-template.mdExecute Oskar's morning planning routine. Use the todoist-workflow skill for task management.
Read yesterday's daily note from Daily/ folder (filename format: YYYY-MM-DD.md).
Find journal entries in Journal/ created since the last daily plan:
Journal/YYYY-MM-DD* for recent daysUse Todoist MCP tools to get today's task overview:
Present to Oskar:
Then ask Oskar to select today's 2+8 priorities:
Use AskUserQuestion for structured input if helpful, or discuss conversationally.
Read the daily-template.md template to understand the daily note format.
Create today's daily note (Daily/YYYY-MM-DD.md) or update if it already exists:
tags: [daily-notes])![[Daily.base]] embed from the templateFor any new actionable items identified during planning:
obsidian://open?vault=Vault%20V2&file=<URL-encoded-path>Save any new insights, conventions, or decisions discovered during planning to auto memory files as appropriate.
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