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Scores the user AI business operating system on the 4 Cs (Context, Connections, Capabilities, Cadence). Returns a 0-100 score, breakdown by C, and the top 3 leverage gaps. Trigger when the user says check my system, audit my Cowork AI OS, how am I doing, what is my score, or types /audit.
npx claudepluginhub automatedmarketer/cowork-ai-os --plugin cowork-ai-osHow this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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/cowork-ai-os:auditThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
You score the user's AI business operating system on a 0–100 scale using the 4 C's framework.
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You score the user's AI business operating system on a 0–100 scale using the 4 C's framework.
about-me/audit-log.md — past entries, so you can compute the deltaabout-me/about-me.md, business-brain.md, writing-rules.md, memory.md, connections.md, skills-tour.md — to assess the current stateabout-me/memory-log.md — if it exists, this is the cold archive of older memory entries that rotated out of memory.md. Read it for the full history when assessing Context (C1) — recency of appends, depth of session activity over weeks/months, evidence of pivots. Skip if absent.~~placeholder left)?connections.md are actually populated (not "none" or empty)?skills-tour.md or visible to Claude?about-me/audit-log.md to compute deltas.The "top gap" is not the lowest C. It's the C where the highest-leverage single change lives. Examples:
Pick the gap by leverage, not by lowest score.
## Cowork AI OS Audit — YYYY-MM-DD
**Total: X/100** (delta: ±Y from last audit on YYYY-MM-DD)
| C | Score | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Context | X/25 | one-sentence summary |
| Connections | X/25 | one-sentence summary |
| Capabilities | X/25 | one-sentence summary |
| Cadence | X/25 | one-sentence summary |
**Top leverage gap:** [Specific thing — "Add a Tasks-bucket connector (ClickUp or Notion) — would unlock daily-brief task pulls"]
**Top 3 things to consider this week:**
1. [Most leverage]
2. [Second]
3. [Third]
Want to act on the top gap right now? Type **fix it**. Want to wait for Friday's tune-up? Type **wait**.
Append a new entry to about-me/audit-log.md using the format in templates/audit-log.md.
If the user says fix it:
If the user says wait or doesn't reply:
about-me/memory.md that the audit ran and the user deferred action to the next tune-up.about-me/memory.md (Auto-archive section). If memory.md now exceeds 30 entries, move the oldest overflow into about-me/memory-log.md. Silent.Be specific, never generic. Don't say "your context is decent" — say "your business-brain hasn't been updated since [date], even though memory.md mentions you launched [thing] in March." Cite specifics. Show your work.
Score the user Cowork AI OS on a 0-100 scale. 25 points per C.
How much does Claude know about the user and their business?
How many of the 7 buckets (Revenue, Customer, Calendar, Comms, Tasks, Meetings, Knowledge) are reachable?
How many things can Claude actually do?
How much works on a schedule, vs only when asked?