digest

The digest command scans recent activity across all connected data sources and produces a structured summary of what matters. It is aimed at catching up after time away, starting the day with a rundown of mentions and action items, or reviewing a week of decisions and document updates grouped by project.

The time window is controlled by flags: --daily covers the last 24 hours (the default), --weekly covers the last 7 days, and a custom --since value accepts inputs like yesterday, Monday, or a date. It first checks which MCP sources are connected (chat, email, cloud storage, project tracker, CRM, and knowledge base) and guides the user to connect at least one when none are available. Activity is then gathered per source, such as mentions and threads in chat, inbox replies in email, modified or shared documents in cloud storage, assigned tasks in the project tracker, opportunity and account updates in the CRM, and updated wiki pages in the knowledge base.

Gathered items are categorized into action items, decisions, mentions, and updates, then grouped by topic or project rather than by source, with related cross-source activity merged and deduplicated so the same decision appearing in chat and email counts once. The output leads with action items, followed by decisions, topic groups, mentions, and document updates, and closes with summary stats. If a source is unreachable the digest still generates from the sources that succeeded and notes which were skipped, and it can use a memory system such as CLAUDE.md to decode people and project references.