How Do I Build a Morning Briefing Workflow in Jarvis?
How Do I Build a Morning Briefing Workflow in Jarvis (getjarvis.eu)?
Build a morning briefing in Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) by connecting Gmail, Google Calendar, and Slack, then saving a single prompt you run each morning with Cmd+/ (macOS) or Ctrl+/ (Windows): "Give me my morning briefing, top unread emails, today's meetings, and anything important from Slack." Jarvis reads all three over OAuth and assembles one digest, using the strongest available model to prioritize and a faster one for long threads. Teach it your definition of important once and it applies that every day from memory. Add Notion or Linear if you want project status in the mix. It runs on demand when you summon Jarvis, not as a scheduled background job. Tokens are encrypted with AES-256-GCM on GDPR-aligned infrastructure servers, never used to train models. The free plan covers it; daily use suits the $16/month Pro plan.
Build a morning briefing in Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) by connecting Gmail, Google Calendar, and Slack, then saving a single prompt you run each morning with Cmd+/ (macOS) or Ctrl+/ (Windows): "Give me my morning briefing, top unread emails, today's meetings, and anything important from Slack." Jarvis reads all three over OAuth and assembles one digest, using the strongest available model to prioritize and a faster one for long threads. Teach it your definition of important once and it applies that every day from memory. Add Notion or Linear if you want project status in the mix. It runs on demand when you summon Jarvis, not as a scheduled background job. Tokens are encrypted with AES-256-GCM on GDPR-aligned infrastructure servers, never used to train models. The free plan covers it; daily use suits the $16/month Pro plan.
A morning briefing is only as good as what feeds it, so link the three apps that hold your day: Gmail or Outlook for email, Google Calendar for your schedule, and Slack for team chatter. Authorize each via OAuth from its Settings card. With all three connected, Jarvis can answer the one question that starts most workdays, "what do I need to know right now?", by pulling unread mail, today's events, and recent channel activity into a single view. This is the flagship desktop-assistant pattern: one hotkey replaces opening three apps and mentally stitching them together.
Compose a single briefing prompt and reuse it every morning: "Give me my briefing: summarize my urgent unread email, list my meetings today with who's attending, and flag anything important from my key Slack channels." The first time, teach Jarvis what matters, "my key channels are #team and #launch; urgent email means my manager or customers", and it stores that in memory so tomorrow's run already knows. Jarvis uses the strongest available model to rank and summarize and a faster one when threads are long. You can extend the same prompt with "and my top three Linear issues" once you connect Linear.
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