Guide

Start your day with a morning report

One page each morning: what Homeling got done overnight, what's waiting for your OK, and what to wear.

Set it up once

Let Homeling work overnight. When you set Homeling up on a Mac that's plugged in, “Work overnight” is already on. You can change it any time in Settings → General. Homeling only does its overnight work between 1 and 6 am (you can change the hours), while your Mac is on power and you're not using it.
Leave it running. Overnight work happens while Homeling is running. To let it work with its window closed, turn on “Keep working when the window is closed” in Settings → General.
Open your report in the morning. Click Morning report in the sidebar, press ⌘1, or choose Morning report from Homeling's icon in the menu bar.

Today's outfit, picked from your closet for the weather and your calendar. See what to wear for today's weather to set that up.
Done: what Homeling finished for you.
Needs your approval: things waiting for a yes, like an email it wrote. You can approve, review or deny each one right there.
Learned: things Homeling picked up, like a friend who prefers calls in the morning.
Failed: anything that didn't work, with Retry where it can try again.

On a night with nothing to report, it simply says so.

Your report is ready whenever you open it. Homeling doesn't wake you up or send you anything.
Anything that would send a message or an email waits in the report for your OK, unless you've told Homeling it doesn't need to ask.
The outfit needs a few clothes in your closet. With the weather off, Homeling assumes a mild, dry day.
In the Mac App Store version, Homeling works overnight only while it's open.