daily-focus 1.2.0-dev.9 → 2.0.0-dev.14

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- // src/templates.ts
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- var FOCUS_TEMPLATE = `---
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- objective:
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- blocker:
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- ---
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-
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- <!--
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- Fill in the two lines above: the one thing you are actually trying to achieve right
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- now, and what is in the way today, if anything. Leaving \`objective\` blank is fine:
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- the dashboard shows a quiet reminder instead. Delete this file to turn the feature
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- off entirely.
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-
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- The dashboard renders them at the top of the board, and the briefing agent ranks the
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- whole day against them \u2014 so an objective phrased as a project ("ship the thing")
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- gives it less to work with than one phrased as a next move ("get the staging path
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- working again").
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-
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- Prose below the frontmatter is shown under the objective. Comments like this one are
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- not. Keep it short and keep it current. This file is the only input describing what
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- you are trying to do, as opposed to what other people sent you overnight.
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- -->
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-
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- <!-- agent-only -->
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- Everything below this marker is read by the agent and never shown on the board. The
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- dashboard shows it only in the editor you open to change it.
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-
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- Put context here that should steer the ranking but shouldn't be on screen during a
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- screen share: why this objective matters right now, who is watching it, what is
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- riding on it. The agent weighs it, and is told never to quote it into a title or
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- detail.
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- `;
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- var WORK_SOURCES_TEMPLATE = `# Sources
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-
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- The personal half of your morning brief. The prompt next to this file
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- (\`prompt.md\`) says *what* to gather and how to judge it; this file says *who* and
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- *where*. The briefing agent reads it; the dashboard shows it only in its editor.
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-
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- Replace the placeholders below and delete whatever doesn't apply. A section you leave
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- out is fine \u2014 the agent falls back to your primary calendar and connected accounts,
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- and reports the gap. A section that is *wrong* is worse than one that is missing.
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-
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- ## Identity
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-
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- Meeting notes, Doc assignments and tickets attribute work by name rather than by
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- account, so the agent needs to know which name is yours before it can tell your action
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- items from everyone else's. Leaving this out doesn't fail loudly \u2014 it just quietly
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- stops raising anything from those sources.
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-
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- - Name, as meeting notes and Doc assignments write it: \`Your Name\`
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- - Work email: \`you@example.com\`
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- - GitHub login: \`your-github-login\` \u2014 review requests and authorship are judged
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- against it
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-
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- ## Calendars
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-
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- Query:
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-
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- - the primary work calendar
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- - \`Some Shared Calendar\` \u2014 a second calendar whose events should still block time
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-
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- Never query or include: \`Some Noisy Calendar\`.
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-
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- ## Holiday calendars
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-
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- - \`Holidays in <where your colleagues are>\` \u2014 a holiday there means slow replies, and
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- it is worth saying so.
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- - \`Holidays in <where you are>\` \u2014 call one out today, or within the next 14 days.
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-
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- ## Recurring meeting notes
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-
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- Documents to re-read on every run. Name the tab where it matters, since these tend to
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- be long and only one part is current:
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-
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- - https://docs.google.com/document/d/<document id>/edit?tab=t.0 \u2014 what meeting it is
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- `;
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- var PERSONAL_SOURCES_TEMPLATE = `# Sources
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-
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- The private half of your morning brief. The prompt next to this file
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- (\`prompt.md\`) says *what* to gather and how to judge it; this file says *who* and
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- *where*. The briefing agent reads it; the dashboard shows it only in its editor.
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-
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- Replace the placeholders below and delete whatever doesn't apply. A section you leave
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- out is fine \u2014 the agent reports the gap. A section that is *wrong* is worse than one
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- that is missing.
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-
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- ## Identity
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-
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- - Name: \`Your Name\`
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- - Personal email: \`you@personal.example\`
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- - GitHub login: \`your-github-login\` \u2014 review requests and authorship are judged
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- against it
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-
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- ## My weeks
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-
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- What decides how much of a day is yours, so the agent can set the day's bounds: when
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- work ends, regular pickups, a rhythm that alternates week to week and how to tell
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- which week it is.
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-
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- - Workdays end at 16:00; personal time is from then until 22:00.
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-
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- ## Calendars
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-
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- - \`Personal\`
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- - \`Family\` \u2014 shared; its events block time too
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-
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- Never query or include: \`Some Noisy Calendar\`.
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-
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- ## Holiday calendars
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- - \`Holidays in <where you live>\` \u2014 including school holidays, if there is one
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- ## Email
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- Which tool reaches the account, and any senders to always raise or always skip.
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- ## e-Boks
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- Which tool or CLI reaches it.
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- ## Reminders
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- Which tool reaches Apple Reminders, and which lists to read. Unset means all of them.
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- ## Messages
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- Which tool reaches Apple Messages, and any conversations to skip.
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- ## GitHub
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- Which repositories or organisations are your own projects. Unset means everything
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- the login above has open.
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- `;
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- function sourcesTemplate(profile) {
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- return profile === "personal" ? PERSONAL_SOURCES_TEMPLATE : WORK_SOURCES_TEMPLATE;
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- }
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-
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- export {
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- FOCUS_TEMPLATE,
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- sourcesTemplate
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- };