Morning Briefing

What this skill does

A structured morning check that answers four questions in order: Is anything broken? Are my positions healthy? Do I need to act on anything? What's new?

Designed to be run once daily. Produces a concise briefing that takes 30 seconds to read.

When to use it

Every morning before market open, or whenever you resume a session after being away.

Instructions

Run these tools in parallel:

1. get_feed (hours: 12) — overnight signals

2. get_positions — all positions with P&L

3. inspect_book (batch all position tickers) — live orderbooks

4. get_context — thesis state + edges

5. get_markets — traditional market snapshot

Then produce the briefing in this exact structure:

🚨 Kill Conditions (check first)

Has any overnight signal fundamentally invalidated the thesis? Look at get_feed topSignal first. Then scan for:

Core assumption directly contradicted by events

Black swan event affecting multiple positions

Exchange/regulatory action affecting your contracts

If yes: state the condition, recommend immediate action. If no: state "No kill conditions" and move on.

📊 Position Health

For each position, one line: ` [TICKER] [QTY]@[AVG] → [CURRENT] [P&L] | spread [X]¢ liq [HIGH/MED/LOW] | [STATUS] ` Status: ✅ healthy / ⚠️ watch (spread widening, liquidity dropping, or approaching stop) / 🔴 action needed

📋 Action Items

Ranked by urgency:

1. Stale orders that should be cancelled (get_orders stale=true)

2. Positions that need size adjustment

3. New edges worth investigating

4. Expiring contracts that need attention

If there are no action items, say: "No actions needed. Hold current positions." This is a valid outcome. Not every day requires a trade.

🌍 Context

One paragraph: what changed overnight in the broader market context? Traditional markets (SPY, VIX, gold, oil) + any thesis-relevant developments.

Bottom Line

One sentence: the single most important thing about today. Not a summary of everything — the ONE thing that matters most for your positions.

Output Format

` MORNING BRIEFING — [DATE]

KILL CONDITIONS: [NONE / {description}]

POSITIONS: {position table}

ACTIONS: 1. {action} 2. {action} (or: No actions needed.)

CONTEXT: {paragraph}

BOTTOM LINE: {one sentence}

Decision confidence: [1-10] `

Keep the entire briefing under 30 lines. The purpose is speed, not thoroughness — you can always dig deeper on specific items.