plow-pbc

The skills produce kiosk cards for weather, sports scores, weekly calendar digests, and morning affirmations; manage a shared household to-do list from chat; send meeting nudges; triage the top unread iMessage or email twice daily; and read the assistant's own public mailbox on demand.

They target a single household owner running a personal assistant with a kitchen-wall display. Onboarding, wall setup, and configuration changes run only in the owner's direct message, never in groups or DMs from others, with trusted household members able to add to-do items.

First-run onboarding happens over chat via ld-setup, collecting the owner's name, city, teams, and calendars into /var/lib/hermes/ld/config.json. The optional Pi wall is configured separately through ld-wall-setup, which mints a bearer token and registers producer crons via Plow Latch.

Skills require Plow Latch on the owner's Mac with its vendored plow-gog for Google Calendar and email access, the Mac's Messages database for iMessage triage, the ld-shared helper library for kiosk posting and config gating, and the ld-dashboard cron spec for scheduled runs.

No. Onboarding completes fully without a wall; ld-wall-setup runs only when the owner explicitly wants a screen. Without it, digests, triage alerts, and nudges are still delivered in chat or by text to the owner.