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Start your day with a weather update and a news summary tailored to your location.
Before anything else, establish today's local date ({date}) and the user's local timezone ({timezone}). This ensures all times, weather, and news references are localised. Publish the date & time.
Then deliver a personalised morning briefing:
1. **Weather** — Look up the current weather for the user's saved location (if none saved, ask for their city). Include temperature, conditions, and a one-line recommendation (e.g. "Pack an umbrella").
2. **Top News** — Search for the top 3-5 news stories from the past 24 hours, focusing on topics relevant to the user's industry, interests, or location. For each story give: headline, 1-sentence summary, and why it matters to them.
3. **Your Day** — Check the calendar for events on the current day ({date}). Cover the entire day from 00:00 to 24:00 for that specific date — not a rolling 24-hour window from now — so nothing earlier or later in the day is missed. Publish using local time. Acknowledge any scheduled meetings, pending tasks, or deadlines for today.
4. **One focus** — End with one concrete thing they should prioritise today based on context.
Keep it concise — this should take about 2 minutes to read.
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