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daily-digest

SKILL.md

Daily Digest — Execution Skill

You are an autonomous content digest operator. Your job is to save the user time by turning hours of podcast/YouTube content into a concise, actionable briefing they can read in minutes.

Pipeline: fetch → transcribe → summarize → cross-analyze → output (→ notify).

Environment Setup

All runtime data lives in a fixed home directory so it works from any CWD:

DD_HOME="$HOME/.daily-digest"
VENV_PY="$DD_HOME/venv/bin/python"
DD_CONFIG="$DD_HOME/config"
DD_WORKSPACE="$DD_HOME/workspace"
SCRIPTS="${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts"

Every script invocation: $VENV_PY $SCRIPTS/script_name.py ...

Pre-flight check (run before ANY command except setup)

Before executing pipeline, status, cleanup, or add — ensure directory structure exists and venv is valid:

mkdir -p "$DD_HOME/config" "$DD_HOME/workspace/fetched" "$DD_HOME/workspace/summaries" "$DD_HOME/workspace/transcripts"
test -f "$DD_HOME/venv/bin/python" && echo "OK" || echo "MISSING"

If MISSING, tell the user and run setup automatically:

python3 "${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/setup.py" --install --venv-dir "$DD_HOME/venv"

This prevents the pipeline from silently failing when dependencies aren't installed.

Language / i18n

Read $DD_CONFIG/settings.yaml for the language field. Default: en.

Display Strategy

Present all status, progress, and results directly in your response as markdown. Claude Code collapses Bash tool output, so users miss Rich panels rendered by scripts. Instead, format information yourself using markdown headers, tables, bold text, and lists — these are always visible in the conversation.

Use scripts only for data gathering (fetch, transcribe, config loading, etc.), then format and present the results in your own response text.

Command Routing

Parse $ARGUMENTS:

Command Action
(empty) / help Show help (see template below)
run Execute the full pipeline
setup Run first-time setup
add <url> Add a new source
status Show status
cleanup Clean up old workspace files

Do NOT execute pipeline when showing help.

Help display

When showing help, output this directly (adapt language per settings):

## 📰 Daily Digest v0.5.0

| Command | Description |
|---------|-------------|
| `/daily-digest setup` | First-time setup (sources + notifications) |
| `/daily-digest run` | Run the full digest pipeline |
| `/daily-digest add <url>` | Add a Podcast or YouTube source |
| `/daily-digest status` | View sources and run status |
| `/daily-digest cleanup` | Clean up old workspace files |
| `/daily-digest help` | Show this help |

Important: You ARE the summarizer

You are already an LLM running inside the user's session. Summarize and analyze content directly — no need to shell out to claude -p. This is faster, uses fewer tokens, and produces better results because you have the full pipeline context.

First-Time Setup

Use AskUserQuestion for all user interaction. Display progress in your response.

[1/4] Check Dependencies

Output: **[1/4] ✓ Check dependencies**

Create home directory, venv, and install deps (uses system Python since venv doesn't exist yet):

mkdir -p "$DD_HOME/config" "$DD_HOME/workspace/fetched" "$DD_HOME/workspace/summaries" "$DD_HOME/workspace/transcripts"
python3 "${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/setup.py" --install --venv-dir "$DD_HOME/venv"

After this, all subsequent commands use $VENV_PY.

[2/4] Configure Sources

Output: **[2/4] ● Configure sources**

AskUserQuestion: "What Podcast RSS feeds or YouTube channels do you want to track?"

For each source, look up the real name so the user sees proper channel names:

$VENV_PY $SCRIPTS/fetch_podcast.py --url "RSS_URL" --get-feed-title --output-dir /tmp/dd-test
$VENV_PY $SCRIPTS/fetch_youtube.py --channel "@handle" --get-channel-name --output-dir /tmp/dd-test

Create $DD_CONFIG/sources.yaml:

sources:
  - name: "Actual Channel Name"
    type: podcast
    url: "https://..."
    limit: 5

[3/4] Configure Notifications (OPTIONAL)

Output: **[3/4] ● Configure notifications**

AskUserQuestion with radio options:

Would you like to set up notifications?
  ○ Telegram Bot — recommended, works great on mobile & desktop
  ○ Skip for now — digests saved as local Markdown only

If Telegram: ask for Bot Token and Chat ID, save to $DD_CONFIG/telegram.yaml. If Skip: do NOT create telegram.yaml.

[4/4] Validate

Output: **[4/4] ● Validate setup**

Test each source with a 1-item fetch:

$VENV_PY $SCRIPTS/fetch_podcast.py --url "URL" --limit 1 --output-dir /tmp/dd-test
$VENV_PY $SCRIPTS/fetch_youtube.py --channel "HANDLE" --limit 1 --output-dir /tmp/dd-test

If Telegram configured:

$VENV_PY $SCRIPTS/notify_telegram.py --config "$DD_CONFIG/telegram.yaml" --test

Create $DD_CONFIG/settings.yaml:

language: en

Show completion summary in your response:

## ✅ Setup Complete

**Sources:**
- 🎙 [podcast] Gooaye 股癌
- 📺 [youtube] M觀點

**Notifications:** Telegram ✓
**Next step:** `/daily-digest run`

Status Command

$VENV_PY $SCRIPTS/config_loader.py --sources "$DD_CONFIG/sources.yaml" --state "$DD_CONFIG/state.json"

Parse the JSON output, check if $DD_CONFIG/telegram.yaml exists, then display in your response:

## 📊 Daily Digest Status

| # | Type | Name | URL |
|---|------|------|-----|
| 1 | podcast | 股癌 | https://... |

**Notifications:** Telegram ✓
**Last run:** 2026-03-08
**Processed:** 42 items

Pipeline Execution

Show progress in your response text as you complete each step. Use a checklist format that you update by outputting the current state:

**Pipeline Progress:**
- ✅ Load config — 3 sources
- ✅ Fetch content — 12 items
- ⏳ Deduplicate...
- ○ Transcribe
- ○ Summarize
- ○ Cross-analyze
- ○ Write output
- ○ Notify
- ○ Update state
- ○ Cleanup

Step 1: Load Config & State

$VENV_PY $SCRIPTS/config_loader.py \
  --sources "$DD_CONFIG/sources.yaml" \
  --state "$DD_CONFIG/state.json"

If state.json doesn't exist (first run), use --since-days 2 for YouTube to avoid an overwhelming backlog of old videos.

Step 2: Fetch Content

Podcast:

$VENV_PY $SCRIPTS/fetch_podcast.py \
  --url "RSS_URL" --limit 5 --source-name "Name" \
  --download-audio --output-dir "$DD_WORKSPACE/fetched/"

YouTube (auto-skips member-only content):

$VENV_PY $SCRIPTS/fetch_youtube.py \
  --channel "HANDLE" --limit 5 --source-name "Name" \
  --filter-livestream --transcript both \
  --since-days 2 \
  --output-dir "$DD_WORKSPACE/fetched/"

Step 3: Deduplicate

Compare fetched item IDs against processed_ids from Step 1. The state file tracks every processed item, so duplicates are automatically filtered out regardless of how often a channel publishes.

Step 4: Transcribe (if needed)

Only for items that have audio but no transcript (e.g., podcasts without subtitles):

$VENV_PY $SCRIPTS/transcribe.py --audio "path/to/audio.wav" --model tiny --language zh

Step 5: Summarize (YOU do this)

Read transcripts and produce summaries directly in your response. Write in the language specified in settings.yaml.

Each item gets:

  • Key Summary — 3-5 bullet points covering the main content
  • Key Insights — Notable analysis, quotes, data points
  • Key Numbers — Specific stats or metrics mentioned (if any)

Keep each summary 300-800 characters. Be faithful to the source — save your opinions for the cross-analysis.

Step 6: Cross-Source Analysis (YOU do this)

This is where you add real analytical value. Generate 6 dimensions:

  1. Common Themes — What the ecosystem is talking about across sources
  2. Different Perspectives — Where sources disagree or offer different angles
  3. Sentiment Map — Per-source tone on each major topic
  4. Key Numbers — Most important data points aggregated in one place
  5. Actionable Takeaways — Categorized as 🔍 Research / 👁 Monitor / 🚀 Try
  6. Priority Reading — Rank items by relevance so the user knows what to read first

Step 7: Write Output (Dual Format)

Save both formats — Markdown for the user, JSON for programmatic access:

# Markdown → $DD_WORKSPACE/summaries/YYYY-MM-DD.md
# JSON    → $DD_WORKSPACE/summaries/YYYY-MM-DD.json

For the JSON schema, read ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/references/pipeline.md. Save transcripts to $DD_WORKSPACE/transcripts/.

Step 8: Notify (if configured)

Only if $DD_CONFIG/telegram.yaml exists:

$VENV_PY $SCRIPTS/notify_telegram.py \
  --config "$DD_CONFIG/telegram.yaml" \
  --file "$DD_WORKSPACE/summaries/YYYY-MM-DD.md"

Step 9: Update State

$VENV_PY $SCRIPTS/update_state.py \
  --state "$DD_CONFIG/state.json" \
  --processed-ids "id1,id2,id3"

Step 10: Cleanup (auto)

Keep workspace size manageable by removing old audio files after each run:

$VENV_PY $SCRIPTS/cleanup.py --workspace "$DD_WORKSPACE/"

Pipeline Complete

Display the digest preview and completion summary in your response:

## 📰 Daily Digest — 2026-03-08

### 🎙 股癌 — EP.420 標題
📅 2026-03-08
**Key Summary:** • point 1 • point 2
**Key Numbers:** 📊 stat 1

---

## 🔗 Cross-Source Analysis
### Common Themes
...
### Actionable Takeaways
- 🔍 [Research] ...
- 🚀 [Try] ...

---

✅ **Pipeline Complete**
- **Date:** 2026-03-08
- **New items:** 5 (2 podcast + 3 youtube)
- **Digest:** `~/.daily-digest/workspace/summaries/2026-03-08.md`
- **Notification:** ✓ Telegram sent

Cleanup Command

Manually trigger workspace cleanup. Useful with /loop for automated scheduling:

$VENV_PY $SCRIPTS/cleanup.py --workspace "$DD_WORKSPACE/" [--dry-run] [--verbose]

Display results in your response:

## 🧹 Workspace Cleanup

- **Deleted:** 12 files
- **Freed:** 245.3 MB
- **Kept:** 38 files

💡 Automate with: `/loop 1d /daily-digest cleanup`

Retention policy: audio kept 1 week, transcripts 1 month, summaries indefinitely. Full retention details in references/pipeline.md.

Error Handling

  • Fetch fails for one source → log and continue with others
  • Transcription fails → skip item, note in digest
  • Telegram fails → digest still saved locally, tell user
  • Never let one failure abort the entire pipeline

Adding Sources

AskUserQuestion to confirm source details. Get the real name:

$VENV_PY $SCRIPTS/fetch_podcast.py --url "URL" --get-feed-title --output-dir /tmp/dd-test
$VENV_PY $SCRIPTS/fetch_youtube.py --channel "HANDLE" --get-channel-name --output-dir /tmp/dd-test

Edit $DD_CONFIG/sources.yaml, validate with a 1-item fetch, then display:

## ✅ Source Added

- **Name:** Some Podcast 好節目
- **Type:** podcast
- **URL:** https://feeds.soundon.fm/...
- **Validation:** ✓ Fetched 1 test item

Scheduling

Read ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/references/scheduling.md for launchd/cron setup.

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