Claude Ops
Skill Verified ActiveBusiness-level "what should I do next". Priority stack — fires > unread comms > ready-to-merge PRs > Linear sprint > revenue-generating GSD work. Uses pre-gathered data and routes to the right skill.
To provide a consolidated, prioritized view of critical business operations, enabling users to quickly identify and act on the most important tasks.
Features
- Prioritizes business tasks based on a defined stack (fires, comms, PRs, sprints, GSD work)
- Aggregates data from infrastructure, communication channels, PRs, and sprint boards
- Integrates with various services via CLI tools and MCP
- Provides clear output guiding the user to the next best action
- Includes robust setup, security, and fallback mechanisms
Use Cases
- Starting the day with a prioritized business briefing
- Identifying and addressing critical infrastructure issues or fires
- Managing communication overload by surfacing urgent messages
- Streamlining the PR review and merge process
- Focusing on the most impactful sprint tasks or revenue-generating work
Non-Goals
- Performing destructive actions directly; relies on other skills/tools for execution
- Collecting or transmitting telemetry, analytics, or crash reports
- Replacing individual service dashboards; acts as a consolidated overview
Workflow
- Load runtime context (preferences, daemon health, memories)
- Gather pre-gathered data from infrastructure, git, CI, comms, and sprint tools
- Apply the priority stack (fires > comms > PRs > sprint > GSD work)
- Determine the top priority action and rationale
- Format and present the 'OPS ► NEXT ACTION' summary to the user
- Allow user to select an action or describe their next step
Practices
- Business operations prioritization
- Data aggregation and analysis
- Actionable intelligence
- Security best practices
- Developer workflow automation
Prerequisites
- Claude Code 1.0+
- Dependencies installed automatically via Homebrew (macOS), apt (Linux), or winget (Windows)
- Optional: API keys/tokens for integrations (e.g., Stripe, RevenueCat, GitHub)
Scope
- info:Tool surface sizeThe extension utilizes a moderate number of internal scripts and external tool invocations, but the primary user-facing commands are focused (/ops:next, /ops:go), suggesting good scope management.
Installation
First, add the marketplace
/plugin marketplace add Lifecycle-Innovations-Limited/claude-ops/plugin install claude-ops@ops-marketplaceQuality Score
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