Skills

CodeOps ships 9 skills. Each is a multi-step protocol Claude runs on request — they auto-trigger from natural language and can also be invoked explicitly as /codeops:<name>.

Skill	What it does
make_plan	Clarifying interview → Zero-Ambiguity Gate → plans/<feature>/ document set
exec_plan	Implements a plan task-by-task, verifying and committing per mode
make_requirements	Requirements discovery / add one RD / health-check
retro_requirements	Reverse-engineer a codebase into a reconstruction brief
grill_me	Relentless design-disambiguation interview
preflight	Adversarial, codebase-grounded quality audit
techdocs	Create/maintain VitePress architecture docs + ADRs
roadmap	Track a whole feature-set across its lifecycle
upgrade_plan	Bring an outdated plan/requirements set to current standards

See also the Commands page for the 13 slash commands.

How they compose

grill_me → make_requirements → preflight → make_plan → preflight → exec_plan

with roadmap tracking the whole feature-set and techdocs keeping architecture docs current. The tutorials walk these pipelines end to end.

Skill vs. alias commands

The consolidated skills cover several verbs each, and thin alias commands make each verb directly typeable (they delegate to the parent skill in the right mode) — e.g. /add_requirement, /review_requirements → make_requirements. Aliases are manual-only; only the parent skills auto-trigger from natural language. See Commands.