morning

Morning brain shouldn't decide priorities. Systems decide. This command curates everything into one focused view.

WAVE 0: Gather Data (ALL PARALLEL)

#	Tool	Call	Purpose
1	Read	02_Journal/daily/{YESTERDAY}.md	Carry-over tasks from "## Tomorrow" section
2	Read	02_Journal/weekly/week-{YEAR}-W{WEEK_NUM}.md	MITs + weekly goal
3	Grep	priority: [12] in 05_Areas/content-creation/ideas/	High-priority content ideas
4	Glob	01_Inbox/*.md	Count unprocessed inbox clips

Compute dates mentally (you know today's date from system context).

WAVE 1: Optional Integrations (PARALLEL)

Only run these if the tools are available:

#	Tool	When	Purpose
1	Calendar integration	If configured	Today's events
2	Filesystem search	~/Programming/**/.git (maxdepth 3)	Discover local repos for activity check

WAVE 2: Render (NO tool calls)

Combine all results:

# Morning Focus - {WEEKDAY}, {TODAY}

## Today's Calendar
{events if calendar available, or "No calendar configured"}

## Must Do (from yesterday)
{tasks from "Tomorrow" section, or "No carry-over" if empty}

## Weekly MITs Progress
{numbered MITs with completion status}

## Creative Opportunities
{top 2-3 content ideas from grep}
Inbox: {n} clips pending

## Suggested Focus Order
1. Morning: {highest priority task}
2. Midday: {deep work}
3. Afternoon: {creative/content}

Rules

• Terminal output ONLY. No file creation.
• Skip sections with no data rather than showing "N/A"
• Keep it scannable, this should take 30 seconds to read
• Do NOT add intermediate messages between waves