Once an evening, when you have settled at the desk between 6 and 9:30 pm, the lamp reads you tomorrow's Google Calendar, how many events and then each time and title. Needs Google Calendar linked in the app and your face known to the lamp.
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name: tomorrows-plan
description: Once an evening, when you have settled at the desk between 6 and 9:30 pm, the lamp reads you tomorrow's Google Calendar, how many events and then each time and title. Needs Google Calendar linked in the app and your face known to the lamp.
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# Tomorrow's plan
Once an evening, when you have sat at your desk for two minutes between
18:00 and 21:30, the lamp tells you what is on your Google Calendar
tomorrow: how many events, then each one's time and title ("You have 2
events tomorrow. At 10:00, Dentist. ..."). It needs Google Calendar linked
in the app, under Skills, then Connectors.
When it reads:
- The evening window determines when the read becomes due, not when it
must finish speaking. It can wait beyond that window within the same
one-hour wait from when it became due; the gates below still apply.
- Once per local day while lamp-skills keeps running. Restarting lamp-skills
clears that daily bookkeeping, so it may become due again that day.
- Only when you are alone with the lamp, it knows your face as its
owner's, and nobody has spoken for a minute.
If that doesn't happen within an hour, it lets the day go and says
nothing.
- Never in the middle of a conversation, while the lamp is private,
paused or muted, or at night.
- Never while another skill reads to you, or in the minute after.
- Someone coming into view stops it: "I'll tell you the rest later."
It reads only tomorrow's events' times and titles, never a description, a
place's details or who is invited. It keeps nothing of what it read; the
journal keeps only counts.
The lamp uses fixed words, without sending the read to a language model.
Its configured speech provider may still receive the exact spoken text
including event titles to turn it into audio.
An installable skill: its owner puts it on from the Skills Store and takes
it off. Not in the product.
If asked about it, the lamp says something like: "In the evening, once
you've settled at your desk, I'll tell you what's on your calendar
tomorrow."
