What problem does it solve? After large Work Blocks, sprint closeouts, or multi-agent orchestration, teams lack a structured way to learn from permission friction, repeated approval prompts, sandbox failures, and subagent coordination issues. This Skill produces a local-only, read-only review with concrete recommendations for reducing friction without weakening safety gates. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Friction Analysis: Identifies repeated approval prompts, tool escalations, and sandbox/tooling failures using sanitized local evidence such as closeout summaries, git status, and verifier output. - Safety-Preserving Recommendations: Suggests allowlist candidates, skill updates, and workflow rule changes while explicitly preserving Hard Stops for DB, deploy, secrets, destructive git, and client communications. - Structured Output: Produces a report following the agent-operations-review template with sections for friction, blockers, outcome anchors, safe automation candidates, and next actions. - Use Case: After a multi-agent sprint where subagents repeatedly waited on permission approvals, run this review to decide which safe commands could be pre-allowed and which gates must remain unchanged. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to run an operations review of the last Work Block using the closeout summary, progress notes, and git status to identify permission friction and safe automation candidates.
