Operations
Vendors, processes, change management, capacity planning, compliance tracking.
Ops touches everything: vendors, processes, compliance, capacity, change management. The work is mostly about institutionalizing repeat patterns: turning tribal knowledge into docs, ad-hoc evaluations into scoring matrices, and one-off rollouts into reusable plans. the operations plugin is the systematization engine.
Install for Operations
The full operations starter set is 5 plugins. Pick the install path that matches you.
Cowork (no terminal)
Click each link below; Cowork opens and asks you to confirm. Restart Cowork after the last one so connectors register.
- 1 Install
operations - 2 Install
finance - 3 Install
legal - 4 Install
human-resources - 5 Install
productivity
Terminal (one command)
If you have claude on your PATH already, this installs the whole set in one go.
npx pace-tools install operations finance legal human-resources productivity pace-tools wraps claude plugin install; runs claude plugin marketplace add GoldenBerry-SO/Pace automatically if you haven't registered the marketplace yet.
Plugins to install
Pick from this set for the role. Primary plugins are essential; companions multiply value.
- operations primary
Vendor evaluation, process docs, change management, capacity planning, compliance tracking.
claude plugin install operations@pace - finance companion
Vendor and procurement workflows touch AP.
claude plugin install finance@pace - legal companion
Contract review feeds vendor selection.
claude plugin install legal@pace - human-resources companion
Capacity planning ties to headcount and HR planning.
claude plugin install human-resources@pace - productivity companion
Cross-team coordination + meeting prep.
claude plugin install productivity@pace
Connectors to set up
Claude prompts to authorize each one the first time a relevant skill fires. You only do this once per project.
- (none required; many ops skills work from pasted context)
Workflows
Common ways teams use these plugins day to day. Each one is a starting point; adapt the prompt to your context.
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Vendor evaluation
Generates a scoring matrix against your current stack. Considers integration, pricing, security, support.
Evaluate this vendor against our current stack. Capabilities, cost, integration risk.
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Document a process
Turns a tribal workflow into a structured doc: trigger, steps, owner, escalation, edge cases.
Document the recurring workflow we just walked through so the next person can run it solo.
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Change management plan
Generates a rollout plan for a cross-team migration: comms, stages, rollback, success metrics.
Plan the SSO provider migration. Phases, comms, rollback.
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Capacity planning
Reads current team data + projected work and surfaces headcount + utilization gaps for the next quarter.
Build the quarterly headcount capacity plan. Where we are tight, where we have slack.
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Compliance tracker
Generates and maintains a control tracker for SOC 2, ISO 27001, or similar. Flags overdue items.
Track SOC 2 controls for Q3. What is on schedule, what is overdue.
Just say it
You don't have to memorize slash commands. After installing, type natural sentences into Claude and the right skill will fire. Each row is a real example.
- You say
Pull together this week's cross-team status
Claude triggersstatus-report - You say
Document the incident response runbook
Claude triggersrunbook - You say
Review this new vendor before we sign
Claude triggersvendor-review - You say
Plan capacity for next quarter
Claude triggerscapacity-plan - You say
Assess the risks of moving to this new provider
Claude triggersrisk-assessment - You say
Optimize the way we ship hardware to new hires
Claude triggersprocess-optimization
Tips & tricks
Field-tested patterns from teams that have already shipped a quarter or two on these plugins.
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Document the tribal knowledge
`document-process` is the fastest way to capture 'we should write this down' work that lives in people's heads.
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Vendor matrices > vibes
`vendor-evaluation` generates a real scoring matrix. Beats the slide-of-bullet-points comparison every time.
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Pair with the legal plugin for vendors
During vendor selection, `vendor-evaluation` → `contract-review` covers selection and contracting in one flow.
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Change plans before migrations
`change-plan` is cheap; rollback plans you wrote ahead of time are priceless.
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Tie capacity to /data
For honest capacity planning, ground in actual utilization. Pair `capacity` with the data plugin queries on time tracking or work logs.
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Compliance is incremental
`compliance-tracker` monthly cadence keeps audit prep from being a fire drill.