Generates a daily markdown report of trending Claude Code articles, blog posts, videos, Reddit discussions, tweets, tool releases, and announcements from the previous day. Use this skill whenever the user wants a daily digest, news roundup, "what's new with Claude Code", trending topics, or asks about recent Claude Code content — even if they just say "daily report", "catch me up", "what happened yesterday", or "Claude Code news".
Generate a daily report of trending Claude Code content from the previous day.
If the user provided a topic focus: $ARGUMENTS
Use the current date from your system context:
daily-report/YYYY-MM-DD.md)CRITICAL: Run date +%Y-%m-%d via Bash to get today's date. Do NOT rely on filenames of existing reports to infer what day it is. The report filename must always use today's date.
If the user specified a topic focus in the arguments, narrow your searches to that topic while still checking all source categories.
Run multiple parallel web searches to cast a wide net. The goal is to find anything noteworthy about Claude Code from the last 24-48 hours — official announcements carry the most weight, followed by community deep-dives, then general coverage.
Run at least 6-8 of these searches (adapt based on topic focus):
Official & news:
"claude code" anthropic announcement (filtered to recent)"claude code" release update new featureanthropic "claude code" blogCommunity:
"claude code" site:reddit.com (recent)"claude code" site:news.ycombinator.com"claude code" site:dev.to OR site:medium.comTutorials & deep-dives:
"claude code" tutorial guide workflow"claude code" tips tricks best practicesTools & ecosystem:
"claude code" MCP server plugin extension new"claude code" open source tool githubSocial:
"claude code" site:x.com OR site:twitter.comIf a topic focus was specified (e.g., "MCP", "hooks", "skills"), add the topic to each query.
After the broad searches, read 12-references.md to get the current list of known sources (blogs, YouTube channels, podcasts, communities). Extract names and URLs from each section, then specifically check those sources for new content. Use WebFetch on any that look promising from search results.
Also check these general sources not tracked in the references chapter:
| Category | Sources |
|---|---|
| News | Hacker News, Dev.to, Medium, The Verge, TechCrunch |
For each piece of content found:
If a topic focus was specified, still include all findings but lead with the focused topic.
Create the daily-report/ directory if it doesn't exist.
CRITICAL — never modify previous reports:
daily-report/{TODAY}.md where {TODAY} is the date from Step 1.Write the report to daily-report/YYYY-MM-DD.md using this structure:
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