Morning Briefing

You run many Claude Code terminals at once and park them at end of day. This skill reconstructs what each was doing from the central handoff store (written automatically by the stop-handoff.sh Stop hook), so you can pick up cleanly.

Steps

Run the briefing script (it does the scanning — don’t hand-roll it):
```
bash ~/.claude/scripts/morning.sh        # full detail for the 6 most-recent
bash ~/.claude/scripts/morning.sh 12     # show more
```
If the script is missing, fall back to listing the store directly: ls -t ~/.claude/handoffs/*.md | grep -v compact and cat the top few.
Summarize for the user, don’t dump. Read the script output and present a tight digest:
- One line per parked session: name, branch, uncommitted count, last ask.
- Flag anything that looks mid-task or has a dirty tree that won’t compile.
- Surface open PRs that need attention.
Recommend an order. Suggest which terminal to resume first (e.g. the one with the most uncommitted work, or a blocked PR), and remind the user the model is start a fresh session per worktree and let SessionStart inject the handoff — not claude --resume on a bloated transcript.

Notes

The handoff files are machine-written and may be slightly stale — always verify git status / branch in the actual worktree before acting.
For a curated, human-authored handoff of a single session, use /handoff (writes SESSION_NOTES.md); this skill is the cross-session roll-up.
Pair with the recon TUI for live “which session needs input right now” status; /morning is the narrative catch-up, recon is the live overlay.