daily-summary
Daily Summary
Usage
Triggered by /daily-summary or conversational triggers. Arguments come from the ARGUMENTS line.
/daily-summary → today
/daily-summary yesterday → yesterday
/daily-summary 24h → past 24 hours
/daily-summary 2026-03-20 → specific date
Prerequisites
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