aops

What problem does it solve? The AOPS CLI exposes many command families (pm, mem, doc, discuss, chat, fileman, tasker, view), and agents often cannot tell which skill or command surface applies to a given task. This Skill acts as a thin router and index that maps each operator intent to the correct aops-cli-* family skill and its canonical user guide. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Family routing: Maps intents like sprint planning, durable memory, document authoring, file snapshots, and multi-agent coordination to the matching aops-cli-* skill. - First-contact orientation: Explains AOPS capabilities and helps the operator choose between solo and collaborative session shapes. - Canonical-source rules: Establishes override priority (live --help over skill text, domain user guide over skill text) and the server-canonical vs. local-cache boundary. - Use Case: An agent told to "plan this work in aops" loads this index, identifies aops-cli-projectman as the right family, then follows its canonical guide and pm --help surface. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to use the aops skill to identify which aops-cli family skill fits your task, such as planning a sprint or writing a memory checkpoint.