A builder has chained Codex agents into a scheduled automation that pulls unread messages, calendar events, surf reports and news into one consolidated briefing, letting the user stay off individual apps until the briefing lands.
IVE BEEN MEANING TO DO THIS
SO COOL
surprised more people aren't doing something like this
Codex now creates a "newspaper" for me every morning
Unread messages, calendar, surf report, news
Anything I can do to stay off my phone until later in the day is a priority
The February 2026 desktop app added native support for scheduled Automations and reusable skills, so the same pattern now runs without manual prompting each morning.
Community replies show builders requesting weekly Substack digests and other custom feeds, though official documentation stops at the basic daily-brief template.
Many users praise Codex for generating personalized morning newspapers as a fun, brilliant daily ritual that reduces scrolling, while some criticize its output quality or warn about printing's environmental impact.
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Codex for making a personalized daily digest:
surprised more people aren't doing something like this
Codex now creates a "newspaper" for me every morning
Unread messages, calendar, surf report, news
Anything I can do to stay off my phone until later in the day is a priority
i need to do a weekly version of this for all the substacks i'm subscribed to
surprised more people aren't doing something like this
Codex now creates a "newspaper" for me every morning
Unread messages, calendar, surf report, news
Anything I can do to stay off my phone until later in the day is a priority
@paularambles from emails?
i need to do a weekly version of this for all the substacks i'm subscribed to
@danshipper I’m not going to say I wrote a newsletter about this a month ago…. Buttt https://lazyleverage.beehiiv.com/p/tap-print-coffee-done
@danshipper Not exactly this but i built a personal newspaper using codex few weeks ago. I still read it almost every day!
@gdb When 5.6?
@gdb If you like this, check out my website The Dissent SF! Bay Area-only news, with a daily digest — and you can watch AI agents research and write articles live.
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@danshipper not only is it cool, it's also fun
@danshipper When you do, supercharge news loops.
Give it access to a @synorb account and let it strip out the echos on the internet.
Let it report using source material directly from orgs, people and datasets.
@gdb I open AI and anthropic will got me insane with wrong timing
You need humans behavior psychologist in your teams
@danshipper Recently picked up a printer for another project, was tooling around with the idea of exposing it over Tailscale to my Claw, and… yup definitely doing this now
@danshipper Don’t do it
@danshipper I had a similar idea, but delivered to your kindle…your bookmarks, read it later blogs
@gdb This is brilliant – turning AI into a morning ritual that actually keeps you present. Love seeing Codex used for real-life calm instead of more screen time. What's your setup for the printing part?
@danshipper This is so boomer but also so AI pilled at the same tome
@danshipper Wow
@gdb Unc printing his gpt made report into paper 📄
@gdb so cool!
https://github.com/sayantan94/newspaper 🗞️
I have been doing something similar, sharing what i have.
I read Claude Code, Codex sessions, my git history, my inbox, my calendar and other connectors and then an editorial desk ( powered by codex/claude ) prints me a daily edition. In the terminal, or on actual paper.
@danshipper I want to do this, on a smaller scale with receipt printers, this is so dope