0xallam/daily-mail-sender

Daily-mail-sender is a Python script that sends you a morning email summarizing three things: the weather in your area, a daily quote sourced from Wikiquote, and your task list from the Any.do app. Think of it as a personal briefing that lands in your inbox to help you start the day informed and organized. The script works by pulling information from three different sources and combining them into a single email. It checks weather data for your location, fetches a quote from Wikiquote's collection, and connects to your Any.do account to retrieve your pending tasks. Once it has all three pieces of information, it packages them into an email and sends it to you. This tool would appeal to someone who already uses Any.do for task management and wants a consolidated morning summary without checking multiple apps or websites separately. For example, if you are the type of person who likes to wake up, glance at your inbox, and immediately know what the weather looks like, get a small dose of inspiration from a quote, and see what is on your plate for the day, this script brings all of that into one place. The README does not go into detail on how to set up the script, what weather service it relies on, or how it authenticates with Any.do. It also does not specify how scheduling works, so you would likely need some familiarity with running Python scripts and setting up automated tasks on your computer or a server to get it running reliably each morning.