01 ·Context
The last step is a small one: you put a proven skill on a schedule, so it stops waiting for you to ask.
You built a skill (see Playbook 03). You trigger it when you need it, and it saves you the work. This is the last step, and it is a small one: you put that skill on a schedule, so it stops waiting for you to ask and starts running on its own.
My morning briefing runs at 4:45 every day. I have not triggered it in months. By the time I am up, a single page is waiting: what matters today, what is urgent, what can wait. The gathering it does across every inbox, my calendar, my meetings, my tasks, would take me forty-five minutes by hand. Now it happens while I sleep.
One rule before anything else: only schedule a skill that already works when you run it by hand. A schedule does not fix a shaky skill. It just runs the shaky skill every day without you watching. Prove it first, then set it loose.