version: "1.0.0" name: local-mcp-daily-brief description: Use when the user asks "what's on my plate today", "catch me up", "morning brief", or wants a summary of their day across calendar, reminders and email. The single most common multi-step automation. Powered by LMCP on macOS and Windows.

Daily brief / morning catch-up

This is the #1 cross-domain workflow LMCP users run: a quick "what do I need to know today" across calendar, reminders and email, read from the user's own apps.

Start here: daily_brief exists on macOS and Windows and bundles today's calendar, tasks

and email in one call. Use the steps below to fill gaps or go deeper.

The flow on macOS (do these, then synthesize one short summary)

1. get_datetime — anchor to the user's current date/time (macOS and Windows).
2. list_calendar_events for today (and optionally tomorrow) — meetings, with times and gaps.
3. list_reminders — what's due/overdue.
4. list_emails (pass account= when Mail has several accounts) — recent/unread that may need

attention; skip newsletters and noise.

Steps 2–4 use Apple Calendar, Reminders and Mail, so they exist only on macOS. On Windows, rely on daily_brief.

Output

Give a tight, scannable brief, not raw dumps:

• Today: N meetings (next at HH:MM — title), free blocks.
• Due: the 1–3 reminders that matter today.
• Inbox: 2–4 emails worth a reply, one line each (who + what they want).
• End with a suggested next action ("Want me to draft a reply to X, or block focus time?").

Good practice

• Lead with what's time-sensitive (next meeting, overdue items).
• Don't list everything — curate. The value is triage, not a data dump.
• Offer to act (draft a reply, create an event/reminder) — that's usually the user's next step.