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This is one pack in the Operator Agent Skills catalog: portable context packs and agent skills for Codex, Claude Code / cowork, OpenClaw, Hermes, and similar operator-agent runtimes.
Source series
The Implementation Economy
Who it is for
Operators, founders, executives, product/revenue/operations leaders, and agents supporting high-stakes operating decisions.
When to use it
Use this pack when you need structured, evidence-backed decisions in the domain of The Implementation Economy. The four skills are sequenced to avoid overlap and produce reusable artifacts.
Included skills
- Purchase-to-Adoption Gap Diagnosis — Use this workflow when work in this pack specifically requires purchase-to-adoption gap diagnosis and a concrete operator-grade artifact. Use it as one step in the pack progression, not as a generic strategy brainstorm.
- Implementation Ownership Architecture — Use this workflow when work in this pack specifically requires implementation ownership architecture and a concrete operator-grade artifact. Use it as one step in the pack progression, not as a generic strategy brainstorm.
- Implementation Economics Model — Use this workflow when work in this pack specifically requires implementation economics model and a concrete operator-grade artifact. Use it as one step in the pack progression, not as a generic strategy brainstorm.
- Services-to-Product Conversion Plan — Use this workflow when work in this pack specifically requires services-to-product conversion plan and a concrete operator-grade artifact. Use it as one step in the pack progression, not as a generic strategy brainstorm.
How to load in Codex / Claude Code / OpenClaw / Hermes
- Start from
START_HERE.md,manifest.json, or the main catalog. - Select this pack, then select one skill for the immediate job.
- Load only the pack
README.md, the selected skill file, and the matching example if a concrete prompt pattern helps. - Preserve the selected skill's output schema, assumptions, failure modes, and human review gates.
- Do not treat a skill as permission for autonomous external action; keep external, personnel, financial, legal, security, and high-impact decisions behind explicit human review.