using-agentops

Initialize and orchestrate AgentOps workflows with RPI phases at session start.

418|40|Updated Nov 5, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/boshu2/agentops --skill using-agentops
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Skill: using-agentops
Source: https://github.com/boshu2/agentops/tree/main/skills/using-agentops
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/boshu2/agentops --skill using-agentops

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This meta-skill automates the initialization and orchestration of the AgentOps workflow, ensuring continuity across sessions by auto-injecting the core framework at startup.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Auto-injection at session start to seed the knowledge base, phase framework, and available skills.
  • Guides end-to-end RPI processes (Research, Plan, Implement, Validate, Release) and the Knowledge Flywheel across projects.
  • Provides a structured phase-mapping and a catalog of supporting skills for rapid, repeatable automation.

Quick Start

Activate the using-agentops skill to initialize the AgentOps workflow in your session. Then use phase commands such as /research, /plan, /implement, /crank, /swarm, /vibe, /post-mortem, and /release as needed. Outputs such as learnings and patterns are stored under the .agents/ directory for reuse.

Frequently Asked Questions about using-agentops

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

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How do I automate workflow orchestration at the start of an agent session?

Automating workflow orchestration at session start is handled by auto-injecting the AgentOps framework, which seeds the knowledge base and phase mappings to ensure continuity across projects.

What is the RPI process for agent workflow automation?

The RPI process is a structured phase-mapping workflow that guides end-to-end automation through Research, Plan, Implement, Validate, and Release phases across projects.

How do I store and reuse learnings from automated agent workflows?

To store and reuse learnings from automated workflows, the system saves patterns and outputs directly under the .agents/ directory for continuous knowledge flywheel reuse.

Can I trigger specific automation phases like research and release with workflow commands?

Yes, you can trigger specific automation phases by using phase commands such as /research, /plan, /implement, /crank, /swarm, /vibe, /post-mortem, and /release as needed.

Does the AgentOps workflow require any dependencies to initialize?

No, the AgentOps workflow requires no external dependencies to initialize, operating independently to auto-inject the core framework at startup.

What's the best way to maintain continuity across multiple agent sessions?

Maintaining continuity across multiple agent sessions is best achieved by auto-injecting the core framework at startup, which enforces phase mappings and stores learnings for reuse.