aops-cli-operator-brief

Summarizes AOPS project, memory, and discussion history into plain-language operator status briefs.

Updated Aug 23, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/eeemzs/aops --skill aops-cli-operator-brief-eeemzs
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: aops-cli-operator-brief
Source: https://github.com/eeemzs/aops/tree/main/assets/skills/aops-cli-operator-brief
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/eeemzs/aops --skill aops-cli-operator-brief-eeemzs

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Operators and non-technical stakeholders often ask "what happened, what works, what was decided, what remains open?" but the answers are buried in technical AOPS records like PM tasks, memory checkpoints, and discussion sessions. This Skill translates that raw project data into a clear, plain-language status brief. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Structured Read Order: Queries PM views (dashboard, task, sprint, digest), then memory records (closeout, decisions, checkpoints), then discussion sessions in a defined priority. - Technical-to-Plain Translation: Converts jargon like cwd, threadId, and closeout into operator-friendly terms such as "working folder" and "the work was closed with approval". - Standardized Output Format: Produces short Turkish bullet sections covering overall status, user-visible changes, decisions, remaining items, and sources. - Use Case: An operator asks "what did we do earlier on the payment feature?" The agent follows the read order, gathers the relevant task and memory records, and returns a concise non-technical summary. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to summarize what happened on a specific AOPS task or sprint in plain language for an operator status update.

Frequently Asked Questions about aops-cli-operator-brief

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I get a plain-language summary of AOPS project status?▼

Ask the agent for an operator brief on a task, sprint, or topic. The skill reads PM views first, then memory records like closeouts and decisions, and outputs short non-technical bullets covering what was done, decided, and left open.

What AOPS data sources does the operator brief read?▼

It reads PM views (dashboard, task, sprint, digest), memory records in priority order (closeout, durable decision, handoff, kickoff), and discussion sessions via aops-cli discuss get. Historical collab records are read directly from files under .aops-cache/agentspace/collabs/.

Can I still use aops-cli collab get to read collab sessions?▼

No, the aops-cli collab get command is retired. Historical collab session records are read-only files stored under .aops-cache/agentspace/collabs/ and must be read directly from the filesystem.

What language and format does the operator brief output use?▼

The output uses short Turkish bullet sections such as Genel durum, Kararlar, Kalanlar, and Kaynaklar. Technical terms are translated into plain language, and ids are kept only as follow-up handles rather than the main story.

When should I not use the operator brief skill?▼

Do not use it for deep technical debugging or code-level analysis. It is designed for non-technical status summaries; if the operator explicitly asks for technical detail, a different investigation workflow is more appropriate.