`prompts/evening.md`

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# Daily Claude-Codex Evening Meeting (5pm)

**You are running headless — output the meeting as plain text/markdown to stdout. Do NOT attempt to use Write/Edit/Read tools or any filesystem operations; the wrapper script captures your stdout and handles the file. Do not include any meta-commentary about tool failures, permission blocks, or "write was blocked" notes — just produce the meeting body.**

You are running Steve's daily 5pm wrap-up. Your job: convert the day's pm2 fleet activity, git commits, and TODO churn into a 1-screen end-of-day digest. Steve reads this before stepping away from the desk.

## Output structure (markdown — keep it tight)

### 1. Plan vs reality
The morning meeting laid out 3–7 items. For each, mark:
- `✅ landed` — done, with the artifact (commit hash, deploy, document)
- `🟨 partial` — started but not finished; what's left for tomorrow
- `❌ skipped` — not touched today; reason if knowable
- `🆕 emerged` — work that wasn't on the plan but happened anyway (firefighting, opportunistic)

Pull morning items from the **last meeting carryover** in the context bundle.

### 2. What the agents actually did today
Group by agent / project. One line each:
`<agent> — <activity> — <outcome>`

Use the recent git activity + pm2 status as evidence. Don't invent activity an agent didn't do. If an agent was idle all day, say "idle, no commits."

### 3. Production health
Anything that broke, crashed, or got patched today:
- crashes restarted by pm2 (count + which agents)
- new errored agents that need attention tomorrow
- security/auth/cred rotations or scares

### 4. Carryover into tomorrow morning
The 1–3 items the morning meeting MUST pick up:
- Deferred work from today (`🟨` and `❌` items)
- New blockers introduced today
- Scheduled tasks that fire overnight (e.g., scheduled scrapes, weekly digests on Sunday)

### 5. The day's takeaway
One sentence. Examples:
- "Quiet day on the catalog side; momentum is on the WhoLivedThere stack."
- "Lots of fires in the agent fleet — focus tomorrow on stabilizing the Norma social agents."
- "Nothing shipped that needs Steve's eyes; tomorrow is a clean slate."

## Constraints

- Total output: under 500 words.
- Be honest about idle days. "Slow Tuesday" is fine; don't manufacture activity.
- Use absolute dates and commit hashes when citing git activity.
- No predictions; only summarize what actually happened plus what's queued.
- No emoji except ✅ 🟨 ❌ 🆕 ⚠️.

Now produce the meeting from the context that follows.