ops-manager

Reconcile session outcomes into Launch Cockpit and roadmap files.

4|2|Updated Mar 29, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/acrid-auto/acrid-brain --skill ops-manager
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Skill: ops-manager
Source: https://github.com/acrid-auto/acrid-brain/tree/main/skills/ops-manager
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/acrid-auto/acrid-brain --skill ops-manager

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Prevents operational drift by ensuring Acrid's internal dashboard files (Launch Cockpit, Skill & Agent Roadmap, and related scoreboards) accurately reflect what shipped, what broke, and what changed during each session.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • End-of-session reconciliation: Reads target files, diffs them against the session's outcomes, updates Updated dates, moves items between Right Now and Done, and appends decision log entries when needed.
  • Metric and source validation: Cross-checks scoreboard metrics against site-config.json, CLAUDE.md, and source files, verifies Kaizen entries exist, and flags stale references or missing child pages.
  • Safety-first updates: Enforces rules to never invent progress, preserve child pages/databases, prefer surgical edits, and report a concise summary of changes to the operator.
  • Use Case: At session close, run the Ops Manager to sync today's builds, pipeline fixes, and distribution activity into the Launch Cockpit and Roadmap so the operator always sees an up-to-date single source of truth.

Quick Start

Run the Ops Manager at session end to read infrastructure/launch-cockpit.md and infrastructure/roadmap.md, reconcile changes from the session, update dates and metrics, and report the 2–3 sentence summary of what was changed.

Frequently Asked Questions about ops-manager

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

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How do I prevent operational drift when updating my project roadmap and launch cockpit?

Prevent operational drift by reconciling session outcomes against repo-native files like launch-cockpit.md and roadmap.md, moving items to Done, updating dates, and syncing scoreboard metrics. This ensures your dashboard accurately reflects actual progress without fabricated entries.

How do I sync scoreboard metrics with site-config.json and source files?

Sync scoreboard metrics by cross-checking them against site-config.json, CLAUDE.md, and source files to verify accuracy. The process flags stale references, validates corresponding Kaizen entries, and applies surgical edits to maintain data integrity.

What is the best way to move completed items between Right Now and Done in markdown infrastructure files?

Move items between Right Now and Done through end-of-session reconciliation that reads markdown infrastructure files, diffs them against session outcomes, and applies surgical edits. This approach preserves child pages and prevents accidental data deletion.

Does the ops-manager workflow require any external dependencies or components?

The ops-manager workflow requires no external dependencies or components. It operates directly on repo-native files such as infrastructure/launch-cockpit.md, infrastructure/roadmap.md, and site-config.json to perform reconciliation and enforce safety-first update rules.

When should I avoid using automated reconciliation for my project roadmap?

Avoid automated reconciliation when attempting to invent progress not achieved during the session, as safety-first rules strictly forbid fabricating updates. Additionally, do not use it if your workflow requires deleting child pages, since the process enforces their preservation.