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How to set up a daily briefing that runs on its own with Xiryn

Create a routine that has an agent brief you every morning, even with the browser closed.

Who it is forA busy professional who wants a recurring summary of news or tasks delivered without asking each day.

The problemMorning briefings are repetitive, and doing them by hand each day is easy to forget.

The outcomeA briefing produced on schedule and a notice when it is done.

What you need first

  • A computer with about 4 GB of free disk space
  • An API key for at least one model provider, or Ollama for free local models
  • Docker, which the setup installs if it is missing
  • Optional: a Telegram account to pair for remote control
  • Optional: a Firecrawl key for faster web search

Steps

  1. Run the setup command from the README for your system and let it finish.
  2. Create or pick an agent with a model of its own.
  3. In the chat, say 'Every morning at 8, brief me on' followed by your topics, or set it on the Routines page.
  4. Choose the schedule: daily, weekdays, weekly, every few hours or once.
  5. Wait for the completion notice and check the briefing.

Prompt for your agent

Using the open-source repo SouravBeraAkaSpeed/xiryn, create a daily routine in Xiryn that briefs me on <topics> every morning at 8. Expected output: a briefing and a completion notice on the scheduled day. Verify that the routine still runs with the browser closed.

Caveat. The README does not say how the briefing is delivered beyond the completion notice, so confirm the output location in the app.

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