Prep Tomorrow

🌙 by @davehappyminion

Prep for Tomorrow

A quick evening routine to review what's on deck for tomorrow. Know what to expect, prepare what you can tonight, and set yourself up for a smooth morning.

Steps

1. Review tomorrow's calendar — Use your calendar skill to pull all events, meetings, and deadlines for tomorrow. Note the first event of the day.

2. Highlight what matters — Pick the 1-2 most important things happening tomorrow. A big meeting, a deadline, a doctor's appointment — whatever needs the most attention.

3. Suggest what to prep tonight — Based on tomorrow's schedule, suggest practical things to do now:

   • Lay out clothes for an early meeting
   • Pack a bag or lunch
   • Review notes or slides for a presentation
   • Charge devices
   • Set an alarm

4. Set tomorrow's top 3 — Ask the user: "If you could only accomplish 3 things tomorrow, what would they be?" Write them down.

5. Pick a wake-up time — Based on when the first event is, suggest a wake-up time that gives enough buffer for a calm morning.

Output Format

Prep for Tomorrow — [day, date]

First event: 9am team standup
Last event: 4pm project review

Top priorities:
  1. Submit budget proposal before noon
  2. Call the dentist to reschedule
  3. Go for a run at lunch

Tonight:
  - Review budget proposal one more time
  - Pack gym clothes for the lunch run
  - Charge laptop

Suggested wake-up: 7:30am
  That gives you time for coffee and a calm start
  before the 9am standup.

Goodnight — you're all set for tomorrow.

Notes

• Keep this light and quick. It's an evening wind-down, not a planning session.
• If tomorrow is wide open, celebrate that. Not every day needs to be packed.
• The wake-up time suggestion is just a suggestion. Don't be pushy about it.
• End on a positive note. The whole point is to go to bed feeling prepared, not stressed.