Vision and what the agent does
I build fast and I build a lot. As of this weekend that is 49 public repos. What I am bad at is remembering the state of any of them. Which ones are live, which shipped with no README, which went quiet months ago and quietly rotted. The answer used to be that I had no idea until I went digging.
Daybreak is the fix. I wanted the review done before I even sat down: not a dashboard I have to remember to check, but a brief already in my inbox, waiting at first light. That is the name. Every morning at 6 AM Pacific it wakes up on its own, with no button to press. It takes inventory of every repo on my GitHub account, reasons over that inventory with Amazon Nova, and leaves a short brief in my inbox: how many repos are live, how many have gone quiet, how many are missing a README or a license, and three specific "do something here" nudges. By the time I am awake, the review is done and waiting. The best tool is the one you never have to open.
It runs read-only. It reports, I decide. It never touches my repos.
How I built it
