Skill · Operate
/operate$operate@planr-operate
Run one operating review across 7 executive lenses and get a board report with decisions, actions, risks, and gaps.
/operatein Claude Code. If /operate runs another command, use /planr:operate.
$operatein Codex. With the OpenPlanr plugin for Codex, use $planr:operate.
@planr-operatein Cursor. Cursor applies the planr-operate rule when you mention it in chat.
What it does
Run a focused operating review across seven executive lenses and produce a decision and action brief. Use for periodic product or company-level leadership review.
Operate writes one shared brief, then runs 5 advisor lenses: strategy and finance, technology and delivery risk, product and activation, growth and market, and operations and customer health. A challenger tests the claims that could change a decision, and a chair turns the notes into one decision queue and action plan.
Each review gets its own folder, and a new review never overwrites an earlier one. The board report holds at most 5 decisions, 7 actions, and 5 decision-changing gaps. See Track delivery and run operating reviews.
When to use it
Use it to
- Run an executive operating review across product, technology, growth, operations, and strategy
- Produce a decision and action brief for the product or company
Not for
- Review only a code diff
- Implement the resulting actions
Example
/operate activation, runway, and delivery risk this month$operate activation, runway, and delivery risk this month@planr-operate activation, runway, and delivery risk this monthWhat you get
.planr/operate/<date>-<slug>/board-report.md> **Contract:** operate-review-quality-contract@2.0.0## Scope## Executive summary## Decision queue## Action plan## Risks and dissent## Decision-changing gaps## Review coverage## IssuesPrompts and commands
Run a monthly operating review
7 executive lenses, one decision and action brief.
Stress-test an operating review
Have the challenger test the review's claims, alternatives, downside, and confidence.
Get the technology and delivery-risk view
One CTO lens on architecture, security, reliability, and delivery risk in an Operate cycle.