Operator Agent Skills

How Companies Actually Behave

Source-grounded pack with Behavior Change Lever Map, Culture Operating Gap Review, and Decision Rule Extractor, plus 1 more.

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Grounded in the complete How Companies Actually Behave series.

Open the pack, choose a workflow, and follow its setup and input instructions. You can also open each workflow below.

10 source essays · 4 usable skills · reviewed Jul 2026

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Choose this pack when the work touches How Companies Actually Behave and you need a bounded workflow with explicit inputs, a defined output, and human review gates.

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4 source-grounded skills. Load one workflow at a time.

Behavior Change Lever Map

Use this workflow when a diagnosed behavior pattern needs a coordinated change across principles, authority, incentives, standards, rituals, information routes, interfaces, onboarding, and pressure responses.

Output specification

Return a behavior change lever map with:

Culture Operating Gap Review

Use this workflow when stated principles are contradicted by what leaders reward, fund, protect, excuse, enforce, tolerate, and repeat through rituals.

Output specification

Return a culture operating gap review with:

Decision Rule Extractor

Use this workflow when recurring tradeoffs and shadow authority need to become explicit operating principles, decision rights, veto limits, exceptions, and reopen rules people can use without private context.

Output specification

Return a decision-rule set with:

Revealed Behavior Audit

Use this workflow when leaders need an evidence-backed picture of the behavioral operating system the company actually teaches, especially where stated culture and repeated conduct diverge.

Output specification

Return a behavioral operating system audit with:

Keep consequential decisions explicit.

These workflows structure analysis and artifacts; they do not authorize autonomous external, personnel, financial, legal, security, or other high-impact action.

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