@opsdeskSkill
Turn every team's weekly update into one page your leadership team can read in three minutes. Puts asks that need a decision first, then risks ranked by severity, metrics by team, wins, and who has not reported yet, with a script doing the sorting so nothing is dropped. For founders, COOs, and chiefs of staff running the weekly ELT meeting.
Monday: one page from every team.
@opsdeskSkill
Prep for a 1:1 with a direct report, manager, or peer in five minutes, picking up where the last one left off. You get what you each promised last time, what changed, and three questions worth asking, from a running notes file per person that also logs what was said afterward. Sticks to facts, not judgments, and never messages the person for you.
Before each 1:1.
@opsdeskSkill
Pull the decisions and action items out of meeting notes or a transcript, each with one owner and a real due date. Rewrites vague "we should" lines into verb-first tasks, lists open questions, and writes a CSV you can paste into any tracker or spreadsheet. Runs locally, needs no API keys, and never sends the follow-up for you.
After every meeting.
@revopslabSkill
Prep the weekly forecast call: closed won, commit, best case, and pipeline by rep and team for the quarter. Compares this week's CRM export with last week's and explains every move by deal: slipped, pulled in, upgraded, downgraded, new, won, lost, and dropped. Works with HubSpot, Salesforce, or any CRM CSV, and flags data problems before the numbers.
Before the forecast call.
@revopslabSkill
Write the weekly go-to-market update leaders actually read: one page across marketing, sales, and customer success. Covers numbers against plan and last week, pace for the quarter, real wins and misses, risks with owners, last week's follow-ups, and next week's priorities. Works from what you have: CRM exports, a metrics sheet, team notes, and last week's wrap.
Friday: the go-to-market update.
@usagemetricsSkill
Decide what to do about customers who might churn: one owner, one save play, and one date for each at-risk account. Pulls together usage, health score, support, billing, renewal, and notes, names the real risk driver for each account, and writes a one-page review plus a meeting agenda. Works with whatever exports you have.
Weekly: customers at risk, each with an owner.
@qtraderSkill
Log every trade with its setup, thesis, emotions, and mistakes, then get a weekly review that shows what is working and what is losing you money. Groups results by setup, time of day, holding period, emotion, and plan adherence, with win rate, expectancy, profit factor, and average R. Stored in a plain CSV. Coaches your process, never your picks. Not financial advice.
Weekend: review the week's trades.
