opascope
OrganizationWork-process skills for Claude Code and Codex CLI. Each skill states one promise and ships the checks that would catch it breaking that promise.
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Indexed Skills (15)
opascope-interrogate
Surface the guesses in a task before starting. Use when asked to interrogate, grill, ask questions first, or clarify an underspecified request. Produces a short execution brief and only asks questions that would change the work.
opascope-loop-builder
Prepare a long unattended agent run with a spending limit, a stopping condition you can check, and progress saved to files. Use when asked for unattended work, a resumable loop, or to keep Claude Code or Codex working until a verified outcome. Builds and validates the loop; launches only when execution is requested.
opascope-optimize
Audit a process, codebase or workflow for deletion and compression. Use when asked what can be deleted, what is unnecessary, or to simplify a process. Produces recommendations only and never changes the audited target.
opascope-planning
Write an executable plan whose steps each have a pass/fail check. Use for nontrivial tasks with dependencies, multiple sources or tools, or a deliverable, and whenever asked to plan or break work down. Supports code, research and ordinary workflows.
opascope-session-handoff
Preserve verified progress so a new session can resume with no memory of this one. Use when asked to write a handoff, log progress, leave pickup notes, or resume a previous task. Records completed work, the exact next action, decisions, blockers and the files to read first.
opascope
Choose a work-process skill when unsure how to start, clarify a task, define completion, plan work, audit for deletion, prepare unattended work, or resume a session. Also handles package update and local usage-ranking requests.
interrogate
Surface the guesses in a task before starting. Use when asked to interrogate, grill, ask questions first, or clarify an underspecified request. Produces a short execution brief and only asks questions that would change the work.
jevify
Find the judgment calls in a marketing workflow (AEO and SEO, paid media, creative, landing pages, content) that Jev can make on every row, then build and run them as Jev jobs over a CSV with a sample run, a blind human check, a confidence cutoff and the cost shown first. Use when asked to jevify a workflow, where Jev fits in marketing work, or to classify, score or label keywords, search terms, pages, ads, reviews or drafts with Jev. Not for writing copy; Jev cannot write.
loop-builder
Prepare a long unattended agent run with a spending limit, a stopping condition you can check, and progress saved to files. Use when asked for unattended work, a resumable loop, or to keep Claude Code or Codex working until a verified outcome. Builds and validates the loop; launches only when execution is requested.
openrouter
Call other models through OpenRouter with one small script. Use for web research with citations, current facts, a second opinion from another model, embeddings, a closed-choice decision, "which model should answer this", model prices or context sizes, or credit left on the key. When no model is named, Jev picks one per request, and every call reports the model that answered and what it cost.
optimize
Audit a process, codebase or workflow for deletion and compression. Use when asked what can be deleted, what is unnecessary, or to simplify a process. Produces recommendations only and never changes the audited target.
planning
Write an executable plan whose steps each have a pass/fail check. Use for nontrivial tasks with dependencies, multiple sources or tools, or a deliverable, and whenever asked to plan or break work down. Supports code, research and ordinary workflows.
session-handoff
Preserve verified progress so a new session can resume with no memory of this one. Use when asked to write a handoff, log progress, leave pickup notes, or resume a previous task. Records completed work, the exact next action, decisions, blockers and the files to read first.
opascope-define-done
Turn a sprawling problem into one end-state sentence you can check as true or false. Use when asked to define done, state the objective, say what solved looks like, or specify a completion condition. Produces the objective, not the implementation.
define-done
Turn a sprawling problem into one end-state sentence you can check as true or false. Use when asked to define done, state the objective, say what solved looks like, or specify a completion condition. Produces the objective, not the implementation.
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