daylee 0.1.0

Daylee CLI: bridges Claude Code sessions into Daylee standup drafts.

daylee — connect your coding agent to Daylee

daylee is a small CLI that links your machine to the Daylee backend so any MCP-capable coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, …) can push standup updates on your behalf.

Install

pipx install daylee

First-time setup

daylee login            # prints a 6-character code
                        # paste it into Slack: /daylee link <code>

daylee connect          # prints MCP config snippets for the major agents
                        # (use --agent claude-code|cursor|codex for one
                        # specific snippet)

daylee status           # confirm everything is wired up

After pasting the snippet into your agent's MCP config, the agent has access to three Daylee tools:

Tool	Purpose
mcp__daylee__get_last_update	Returns the timestamp of your most recent submission
mcp__daylee__get_standup_window	Returns the active standup window(s) for your team(s)
mcp__daylee__submit_update	Submits a standup update on your behalf

Pushing an update

In Claude Code, install the bundled slash command and run:

mkdir -p ~/.claude/commands
curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/keppler-tech/daylee.cli/master/commands/daylee-update.md \
     -o ~/.claude/commands/daylee-update.md

/daylee-update

In Cursor / Codex / any MCP-capable agent:

"Push my Daylee update."

The agent summarises your session, reads git log/git status since your last push, asks you to confirm the summary, then submits.

Privacy

The agent writes the summary on your machine and only the final summary plus structured metadata (repo, branches, files touched) is sent to the Daylee backend — never your raw prompts or tool outputs.