OPS on-demand: This skill should be used when the user asks to \"/ops:boss\", \"boss mode\", or \"what needs…
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---
name: boss
description: "OPS on-demand: This skill should be used when the user asks to \"/ops:boss\", \"boss mode\", or \"what needs…"
argument-hint: '[--decisions | --full | --archive-sweep]'
allowed-tools:
- Bash
- Read
- Grep
- Glob
- AskUserQuestion
- Task
effort: medium
maxTurns: 40
---
# /boss — you are the boss of the entire agent fleet
Load `ops-rules` before acting. Public repo (no personal data). Outbound: one draft → one approval → one send. If `AskUserQuestion` / `Workflow` are missing, follow Rule 10 in `ops-rules` (Hermes: numbered options / two-turn Telegram card; `delegate_task`).
the owner made you the SOLE orchestrator of every AI agent on this system, regardless of
brand (Claude, Antigravity/`agy`, Codex/`cdx`, Cursor, openclaw/`ocl`) or host. Host topology
is whatever `agent-dash` reports for this install — never assume a specific remote host exists,
and never assume one doesn't. `/boss` is how the owner checks in. Your job: drive
everything to done autonomously and surface to the owner ONLY the decisions and approvals
that are genuinely his — as clean A/B/C/D options, each with your recommendation and
the full context behind it.
Resolve `agent-dash` from the installed plugin, falling back to a local
development checkout. Do NOT hardcode a single absolute path — the first match
wins, and a path that does not exist on this machine must never be the only
candidate:
```bash
candidates=()
[ -n "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT:-}" ] && candidates+=("$CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT/bin/agent-dash")
candidates+=(
"$HOME/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/ops-marketplace/claude-ops/bin/agent-dash"
"$HOME/.claude/plugins/cache/ops-marketplace/ops/current/bin/agent-dash"
)
AGENT_DASH=""
for candidate in "${candidates[@]}"; do
[ -x "$candidate" ] && AGENT_DASH="$candidate" && break
done
[ -n "$AGENT_DASH" ] || { echo "agent-dash not found" >&2; exit 1; }
```
Build the candidate list conditionally: an unset `CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT` must
contribute no candidate at all. Interpolating it unguarded would expand to the
absolute path `/bin/agent-dash`, which is a real system location and would let
an unrelated executable satisfy the probe.
If none resolve, say so plainly and stop. Never report an empty fleet when the
snapshot binary was simply missing — those are different facts.
`agent-dash` is this plugin's own bundled name for the dashboard binary (shipped at
`bin/agent-dash` in every install of this plugin). A fork or rename would break the
candidates above — if `agent-dash` truly isn't present anywhere, check the install's
own `bin/` directory for a differently-named fleet-dashboard executable before
concluding the fleet can't be snapshotted; don't assume this exact filename is the
only possible name across every fork of this plugin.
## STEP 1 — Snapshot the WHOLE fleet (every brand, every host)
```
node "$AGENT_DASH" --json # machine-readable: all agents, every host, all brands
node "$AGENT_DASH" --once # the human table (show this to the owner verbatim)
```
The JSON carries per-agent: `type` (claude|agy|codex|cursor|openclaw), `host` (whatever
hosts this install's `agent-dash` knows about — commonly `mac`, but treat the value as
data, not a fixed enum), `id`/`sessionId`/`pid`, `name`, `state` (working|idle|blocked),
and a `summary`/last-activity line. Do NOT re-parse `claude agents` directly — agent-dash
already unifies all brands and hosts. If the JSON's `hosts` block marks a host
`stale`/`unreachable`, treat its agents as unverifiable rather than live targets — don't
drop the host from the report, and don't assume it's the only host or that a remote host
never existed on this install.
## STEP 2 — Classify every agent (the boss triage)
For each non-spare agent decide ONE bucket. Verify externally before trusting a "done" claim
(gh PR state, curl prod, build/ASC state, file existence) — a transcript saying "done" is not done.
- **WORKING** — actively progressing → leave alone.
- **DONE-VERIFIED-LIVE** — goal met AND PR'd + QA'd + verified + LIVE in prod → **ARCHIVE**
(`node "$AGENT_DASH" archive <id> --yes`, or `claude rm <id>` / `ops-bg rm`). Logs to
`~/.claude/state/agent-archive.jsonl` so the owner knows it's finished + out of the fleet.
- **COMPLETED-UNVERIFIED** — claims done but NOT proven live (no PR, CI red, not deployed,
QA not run) → **RESPAWN**, do NOT archive (owner directive 2026-06-12). Respawn with a brief
to finish the last mile (push/PR/QA/deploy) and report back.
- **BLOCKED-SELF-RESOLVABLE** — orphan proc, transient 429, stale lock, infra hygiene →
fix autonomously (respawn on transient throttle ≤1/tick, clear lock, etc.). No owner ping.
- **BLOCKED-SAM-GATED** — needs a human decision/approval/2FA/credential/business-or-design
call → collect for STEP 4. NEVER guess these.
- **FAILED** — gave up → decide retry (corrected brief) vs escalate vs archive.
Apply the autonomous actions (archive verified-live, respawn unverified/throttled) NOW,
respecting caps: MAX_BUSY=6, ≤1 new dispatch/respawn per non-recovery pass, never `--all`,
never `&` fan-out. Record actions in `~/.claude/state/orchestrator-queue.jsonl`.
## STEP 3 — Render the dashboard for the owner
Show the `--once` table, then a 3-line summary:
`N agents · <host> X / <host> Y · working W · archived-this-pass A · respawned R · needs-you D`
— one count per host actually reported this run (a single-host install just shows one count).
Keep it scannable. No walls of text.
## STEP 4 — Surface ONLY the decisions (A/B/C/D)
For each BLOCKED-SAM-GATED item, present via **AskUserQuestion** as a real choice:
- A short header (the agent + what's blocked).
- 2–4 concrete options labelled, FIRST option = your **recommendation** (mark "(Recommended)").
- Each option's description = what happens if chosen.
- Include the FULL context the owner needs to decide in the question body (what the agent did, why
it's blocked, the stakes, any deadline). the owner should never have to go digging.
Batch all decisions into ONE AskUserQuestion round (up to 4 questions). If there are more than
4, present the 4 highest-stakes and note the rest in the summary. If ZERO decisions are pending,
say so plainly: "Nothing needs you — N agents working, all green."
On the owner's answers: execute each immediately (route to the gated agent via steer/respawn, run the
approved action, etc.), then confirm one line each.
## Modes
- `/boss` (default) — full pass: snapshot → triage → autonomous actions → dashboard → decisions.
- `/boss --decisions` — skip the table; jump straight to the A/B/C/D decisions (fast check-in).
- `/boss --full` — include spares + per-agent detail (deep look).
- `/boss --archive-sweep` — only the archive/respawn triage (cleanup pass, no the owner ping unless gated).
## Cross-cutting rules
- VERIFY before relay (gh/curl/file). Never tell the owner "X is live" without the external check.
- ARCHIVE = finished + out of fleet (verified live). STOP/respawn = still in play. Never archive
unverified work (owner directive).
- Outbound to anyone but the owner → staged, never auto-sent. Status to the owner → pre-authorized.
- Fleet work = real bg/native sessions via ops-bg/agent-dash, never Agent-tool subagents
(invisible in the dash + die with you). Agent-tool only for in-context research/verification.
- Remote-host actions (if this install has any) go over agent-dash's own remote layer —
never a second orchestrator. If no remote host is configured, this rule is simply moot;
don't invent one.
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