Daily Digest

**Quick judgement** Daily Digest is a focused, low-risk utility skill that turns daily markdown memory files into a structured, dated digest. It’s well-suited for users who already log notes or AI interactions to disk and want automated daily summaries without complex setup. **Strengths** - Clearly defined purpose: create `journals/digest/digest-YYYY-MM-DD.md` from `memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md` (and optionally yesterday’s file). - Uses simple, transparent markdown inputs and outputs. - Supports automation via cron or schedulers (e.g., through clawdbot). - Handles missing structured entries by generating a placeholder summary instead of failing. **Key risks / limitations** - Requires a specific file structure and naming convention; may need manual adaptation for custom workflows. - Quality of the digest is entirely dependent on the quality and consistency of the underlying memory files. - Limited to summarizing from local markdown; no built-in integrations with external tools, databases, or APIs are described. - Error handling and edge-case behavior (missing files, corrupted content, timezone issues) are not fully documented. **Recommended scenarios** - You already log daily notes or AI interaction transcripts into `memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md` and want an automated summary per day. - You want a lightweight, file-based journaling system (no database) with structured sections like decisions, lessons, actions, and open questions. - You plan to run a scheduled job (cron, CI, or a bot) that generates daily digests for later review or archival. - You prefer a simple, transparent, and local-first approach over heavy tooling or cloud services for daily reporting.