Every senior professional I know has the same problem. Too many newsletters. Too many feeds. Too many tabs open. And somehow, despite consuming more information than ever, the feeling that you’re missing the things that actually matter.
I built the Personal Executive Briefing Agent to solve this for myself. It runs every night, collects signals from Gmail, RSS feeds, Reddit, and GitHub, scores each item against my actual priorities, and delivers one email every morning with the small number of things that genuinely deserve my attention – and exactly why each one matters to me specifically.
This is not a summarizer. It does not try to cover everything. It is a judgment support system. Every surfaced item answers four questions: what is it, why does it matter to you specifically, what is the TL;DR, and what should you do with it.
The full system is open source, configurable through Markdown files with no code changes required, and designed to be forked and repersonalized. It runs on GitHub Actions for roughly $7-9 per month in API costs.
Source Code
The project is open source and available on GitHub: newrealmco/executive-briefing-agent