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Overview

The Daily Brief is a “chief of staff” morning email. Rather than a one-line inbox summary, Every reads across your whole workspace — invoices, proposals, payments, clients, calendar, email, and your pipeline — and writes you a short, editorial readout: what moved overnight, what needs your attention today, and what your other Scheduled Tasks did while you were away. It’s one of the built-in Scheduled Tasks, and it’s the place the rest of your tasks report up to.

Open Scheduled Tasks

Turn the Daily Brief on and set its delivery time

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What It Synthesizes

The brief cross-references several sources into one narrative, so you see connections a dashboard wouldn’t surface (for example, “your 10am is with the client whose proposal is heating up”). It draws on: The email is organized into three blocks:
  1. Narrative — a few editorial paragraphs on what’s notable today.
  2. Your move — 1–3 concrete actions, each with a link that opens an Every Agent chat pre-loaded with the context (draft a reply, follow up on an invoice, review a prospect).
  3. Task snapshot — a compact footer with your money, pipeline, and schedule at a glance, plus one line per task that ran.
The brief is grounded — every name, number, and meeting comes from your real data. On a quiet day it’s a single sentence rather than padded filler.

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Private to Each Person

The Daily Brief is per-user and private. In a multi-member workspace, each teammate enables and receives their own brief, written from their own email, calendar, and the work they own. Your brief and its thread are visible only to you — they aren’t shared with the rest of the workspace the way other Scheduled Tasks are.

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Configure It

  1. Open Agent Settings → Scheduled Tasks.
  2. Toggle Daily Brief on. It’s delivered by email by default.
  3. Set the time of day you want it to arrive (it respects your timezone).
Open the brief’s thread from Every Agent to read past briefs, or click any Your move link to hand the task straight to the agent.

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Good to Know

  • It fails closed. If the brief can’t be built for some reason, Every sends nothing rather than an error email — so an empty inbox on a given morning can simply mean a quiet day or a transient hiccup, not a broken brief.
  • It costs credits. Like every scheduled task, each brief consumes AI credits. If your credits are exhausted when the brief is due, it’s skipped silently — see Credit Usage & Errors.
  • Continuity. The brief remembers recent days so it acknowledges ongoing items (“INV-042, now 13 days overdue — still no movement”) instead of re-introducing them each morning.

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Next Steps

Scheduled Tasks

All your recurring and one-time agent tasks in one place

Prospecting Agent

How Every finds and drafts outreach to warm leads

Sales Pipeline

The pipeline your brief reports on each morning

Every Agent

Pick up any “Your move” item directly in chat
Need help? Contact support at hello@every.ai