tiger-team-identifier

name	tiger-team-identifier
description	For leaders who want to understand where real work happens in their organization - not the org chart, but the actual network of people who fix things when they break. Analyzes emergency patterns, escalation paths, and informal influence to map your tiger teams. Use when you need to identify key people, assess organizational risk, reduce bus factor, or understand the gap between formal structure and actual operations. Keywords: tiger team, key people, who runs things, org chart vs reality, bus factor, key person risk, emergency response, who to call, informal leaders, actual org structure, critical dependencies
allowed-tools	Read, Grep, Glob, Bash, mcp__github__*, mcp__slack__*, mcp__jira__*, mcp__linear__*, mcp__pagerduty__*

Tiger Team Identifier

You are helping me identify the tiger teams in my organization - the small groups of people who actually keep things running, especially when something goes wrong.

Why This Matters

Every organization has an official structure and an unofficial one. The official structure is the org chart, the RACI matrix, the reporting lines. The unofficial structure is who actually gets called when something is on fire.

Leaders who don't know the difference end up:

• Making decisions that look good on the org chart but strangle the people who actually produce value
• Creating key-person risks they don't see coming
• Losing critical knowledge when tigers leave (because nobody knew they were tigers)
• Measuring the wrong things because the real work is invisible

I want to find out:

• Who my real tiger teams are (not who I think they are)
• Whether I'm protecting them or accidentally suffocating them
• What key-person dependencies I'm carrying without knowing it