daily-ops

Automate MCP-backed system patrols and maintenance decisions across eight inspection areas.

3|2|Updated Mar 6, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/cloga/optimus-code --skill daily-ops
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: daily-ops
Source: https://github.com/cloga/optimus-code/tree/main/optimus-plugin/skills/daily-ops
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/cloga/optimus-code --skill daily-ops

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Autonomous patrol and maintenance decision framework for system stewards. Provides a structured inspection protocol across eight areas (task health, agent hygiene, VCS hygiene, memory hygiene, role health, release readiness, issue triage, failed task analysis) with a decision matrix mapping findings to actions. Use when awakened by Meta-Cron for routine system maintenance.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Autonomous patrol and decision-making for MCP-backed environments to maintain system health.
  • Structured inspection across eight areas with automated reporting and action guidance.
  • Supports dry-run, action budgeting, release-readiness assessment, and cross-patrol continuity.

Quick Start

Trigger the daily-ops patrol to perform an automated system health check and generate a patrol report.

Frequently Asked Questions about daily-ops

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automate system health checks for routine maintenance?

Automated system health checks are performed through an autonomous patrol protocol covering eight inspection areas like task health, agent hygiene, and release readiness. The workflow observes system state, applies a decision matrix, executes budgeted actions, and generates structured reports.

What is autonomous patrol for issue triage and system maintenance?

Autonomous patrol is a phased maintenance decision framework that automates issue triage across MCP-backed environments. It evaluates findings across eight inspection areas and maps them to actionable decisions using a structured Observe, Decide, Act, and Report workflow.

Can I run incident triage and release readiness assessments in a dry-run mode?

Yes, dry-run support is built into the patrol workflow for incident triage and release readiness assessment. This allows you to simulate maintenance decisions and observe potential actions without executing them, ensuring safe system patrols.

Does the autonomous patrol workflow support action budgeting and cross-patrol reporting?

The patrol workflow supports action budgeting to limit automated maintenance operations and cross-patrol reporting to maintain continuity. It logs health updates and outputs structured patrol reports directly to the .optimus/reports directory.

What areas does the autonomous system maintenance patrol inspect?

The patrol inspects eight specific areas: task health, agent hygiene, VCS hygiene, memory hygiene, role health, release readiness, issue triage, and failed task analysis. These inspections ensure comprehensive system maintenance and structured incident triage.

When should I use an autonomous patrol for system maintenance?

Use an autonomous patrol when triggered by routine system maintenance schedules, such as Meta-Cron awakenings, to perform continuous health checks. It is ideal for maintaining MCP-backed environments requiring structured inspection, issue triage, and release readiness assessment.