[NurstarK]

What

Adds lazybrief to the Productivity pack: a do-it-later inbox that sorts itself overnight on a local, open-weight model.

Dump links, notes and todos during the day (add); on the overnight cron a local Gemma 3 (4B, Q4) via Ollama labels each item (topic, priority, bucket) and writes a five-line morning brief, delivered through ./notify. Four buckets: today / this-week / someday / drop — the model is allowed to decide an item isn't worth keeping. Plain append-only JSONL, Python stdlib only, no API keys, no per-token cost; nothing leaves the machine.

• App repo: https://github.com/NurstarK/lazybrief
• Write-up / DEV Hacktoberfest Open Source AI Challenge entry (Week 3, "Slow and Steady"): https://dev.to/nurstar__ac8b784c29de45d/lazybrief-a-do-it-later-inbox-made-by-an-aeon-agent-that-sorts-itself-overnight-on-a-local-gemma-4h40

The skill itself is thin by design: it runs doctor (model reachable?), runs brief exactly once (it archives the inbox), sends the result through ./notify, and logs the count. All model work lives in the lazybrief app.

Operational notes

• The model lives on localhost:11434, so this only runs on a self-hosted runner (or locally) — the SKILL.md says so explicitly, and it ships disabled by default in aeon.yml.
• On a down model it notifies with --severity warn and stops; it never sends an empty or invented brief and never silently falls back to --offline.
• No secrets. Optional env: LAZYBRIEF_MODEL, OLLAMA_HOST, LAZYBRIEF_HOME.

Changes

• skills/lazybrief/SKILL.md — the skill (category productivity, mode write, capabilities: sends_notifications)
• catalog/skills.json, catalog/packs.json — regenerated (86 → 87 skills)
• catalog/skill-icons.json + generated docs/assets/skill-icons/lazybrief.svg + apps/dashboard/lib/skill-icons.data.ts — new glyph (inbox tray + crescent moon)
• .github/README.md, docs/skill-packs.md, docs/aeon-setup.md, docs/examples/README.md, docs/assets/hero-animated.svg — count bumps + productivity table row (validate-readme-catalog passes)
• aeon.yml — lazybrief: { enabled: false, schedule: "0 5 * * *" } under Ideas & productivity (validate-config passes)
• eyebrowlock.json — lazybrief entry appended via eyebrow scan (0.5.6). The existing 0.4.1-generated entries are deliberately left untouched so this PR doesn't re-approve 48 unrelated drift entries; eyebrow verify --ci passes.

Local checks run

check-skill-categories.sh, generate-skills-json, generate-skill-icons --check, generate-packs-json, validate-readme-catalog.mjs, validate-config.js, eyebrow verify --ci — all green.

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[Svector-anu]

ran the full local checklist against this branch, not just the ci checkmarks: check-skill-categories, check-capabilities-parity, validate-config.js, validate-readme-catalog.mjs, generate-skills-json and generate-packs-json (ci's own normalized diff), generate-skill-icons --check, lint-shell.sh, biome ci ., dashboard typecheck, and the dashboard test suite (323/323). all pass.

the skill is thin as described: shells out to an app repo the operator installs separately, no secrets, mode write with only sends_notifications, ships disabled, fails safe (warn + stop) when the local model is down, each step is its own bash call per the sandbox rule.

one nit, not blocking: the pr description says the eyebrowlock.json update leaves the 48 unrelated entries untouched. it actually re-serializes two of them (snippet field, >/& to literal >/&, an eyebrow 0.4.1 to 0.5.6 escaping difference), same content, same findings. worth knowing, not worth changing.

approving.

[aaronjmars]

love the idea but it doesn't fit canon: skills run on hosted runners with no local model, and on a self-hosted runner checkout wipes apps/lazybrief before every run. it also clones your repo unpinned and runs it with the instance token.

ship it as a community pack instead: add a skills-pack.json to the lazybrief repo and list it in the packs registry, happy to merge that.

[aaronjmars]

quick bump on this one: still not a fit for canon (hosted runners have no local model, checkout wipes apps/lazybrief + its inbox on self-hosted, and it clones unpinned code that runs with the fleet token).

community pack is the way: add a skills-pack.json to NurstarK/lazybrief, pin the app to a tag or sha, open the registry entry PR, and i'll merge that. will close this once the pack PR is up.

[NurstarK]

pack PR is up: #1273. skills-pack.json + skills/lazybrief/SKILL.md now live in NurstarK/lazybrief, install pinned to the v0.1.0 tag, and the docs keep the app (and its inbox) outside the aeon checkout so self-hosted checkout can't wipe it. fine to close this one.

[aaronjmars]

Closing in favor of the Lazybrief community pack, merged in #1273. Thanks!