Side Project Daily Brief

The Side Project Daily Brief is a routine your Townie AI assistant runs every day for a project you can't watch yourself: it reads the project's analytics and code repo, then sends one decision-oriented brief on costs, user behavior, and performance trends. It also decides which signals deserve tracking, so cost spikes, drop-offs, and regressions surface early.

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Subject: Create me a Side Project Daily Brief routine

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Read-and-report only — it never changes code or settings.

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Monitor a side project you can't babysit

One message builds this — tune it any time.

  1. It runs every day, without you

    On a daily schedule, your Townie checks in on the project — no dashboard to open, no reminder to set.

  2. It reads what the project is telling you

    Analytics, repo activity, costs, and performance — and it decides which signals are worth tracking, rather than reporting only what you spec'd.

  3. You get one sharp brief

    Costs, user behavior, trends, and ranked improvement ideas in a short daily email. It monitors and recommends; it never touches code or settings.

Side Project Daily Brief FAQ

It's a routine your Townie AI assistant runs daily for a project you can't babysit: it reads the project's analytics and code repo, briefs you on costs, user behavior, and performance trends, and surfaces improvement ideas. Its real job is defining the metrics worth watching so cost spikes, drop-offs, and regressions get caught early.

No — this routine is read-and-report only. It monitors and recommends; it never commits code, changes configuration, or touches billing. Access is scoped to the accounts you connect. Read more in our security overview.

Your product analytics (like PostHog), your code repo (like GitHub), and your email for the brief. It can also check public pages and status endpoints on the web. Your assistant adapts to whatever the project actually runs on.

Yes — ask your assistant to add uptime checks, track a specific funnel, or move the brief to Sunday evenings, and it updates the routine from that one message. It will also propose new signals on its own as the data changes.

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