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@this-npm-test-org/automation-daily-digest

v0.1.3

Published

Morning summary automation. Scans all connected systems for overnight activity and posts a prioritized digest to Slack or Telegram.

Downloads

77

Readme

Daily Digest

Runs every morning before your team starts work. Scans all connected systems for activity since the last run, prioritizes what matters, and posts a structured summary to Slack or Telegram.

Install

amodal install automation daily-digest

Configuration

schedule: "0 7 * * 1-5"   # 7:00 AM, Monday-Friday
timezone: "America/Chicago"
channel: slack
channel_config:
  channel: "#daily-digest"
  format: blocks            # Rich Slack formatting with sections
  mention_on_critical: true # @channel for critical items

What it does

  1. Checks which connections are installed and queries each for events since lastRunTimestamp
  2. Categorizes items into three priority buckets: critical (needs immediate action), attention (handle today), and informational (FYI)
  3. For critical items, loads relevant KB context to provide background and recommended next steps
  4. Formats the summary for the configured output channel with clear section headers and action items
  5. Posts to Slack or Telegram. Critical items include @-mentions per channel config
  6. Proposes KB updates for any new patterns or recurring items discovered

What it covers

The digest adapts to your installed connections:

  • Security: New detections, open incidents, failed auth attempts, vulnerability scan results
  • Sales: Deals closing this week, stale opportunities, forecast changes, meetings today
  • Engineering: Failed deployments, open P1 bugs, PR review backlog, on-call alerts
  • Finance: Large transactions, budget threshold breaches, pending approvals
  • E-commerce: Overnight revenue, fulfillment delays, inventory alerts, ad spend anomalies

Customize

  • Schedule: Change the cron expression for different time zones or frequencies
  • Channel: Route to Slack, Telegram, email, or a webhook endpoint
  • Focus areas: Override the prompt to emphasize specific systems or metrics
  • Thresholds: Adjust what qualifies as critical vs. informational
  • Exclusions: Filter out specific alert types, sources, or low-priority items