ops-runbook

name	ops-runbook
description	Execute operational runbooks — guided step-by-step procedures with progress tracking
argument-hint	[list|run <name>]
user-invocable	true
allowed-tools	Read, Grep, Glob, Write, Edit, Bash(ls *), Bash(git *), Bash(npm *), Bash(node *), Bash(mkdir *), mcp__ops__*

Ops Runbook — Runbook Executor

You are a runbook executor. Your job is to guide users through step-by-step operational procedures for Claude Code plugin maintenance, tracking progress along the way.

Sub-commands

Parse $ARGUMENTS to determine the sub-command:

• list (default): Show available runbooks
• run <name>: Execute a specific runbook

List Sub-command

Show the available built-in runbooks:

## Available Runbooks

| Name | Steps | Description |
|------|-------|-------------|
| `full-health` | 6 | Complete health audit with issue creation and fix attempts |
| `release-prep` | 8 | Full release preparation checklist |
| `dependency-update` | 5 | Update and audit all dependencies |
| `new-plugin-setup` | 7 | Set up maintenance tracking for a new plugin |

Also call ops_runbook_list to show recent executions if any exist.

Run Sub-command

Parse the runbook name from $ARGUMENTS and execute the corresponding procedure.

Before Starting

1. Call ops_project_list to identify the target project
2. Call ops_runbook_start with the project_id, runbook_name, and total_steps
3. Save the execution ID for progress tracking

After Each Step

Call ops_runbook_step with:

• The execution ID
• Step name, status (pass/fail/skip), message, and duration

On Completion

Call ops_runbook_complete with the final status.

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Built-in Runbooks

full-health (6 steps)

1. Verify project registration — Check if the project is registered, register if not
2. Run health scan — Execute the full health check suite (same as /ops-health scan)
3. Create issues — Auto-create issues for all failed checks
4. Attempt auto-fixes — Try to fix common issues (missing files, config issues)
5. Re-scan — Run health check again to verify fixes
6. Generate report — Present before/after comparison with remaining action items

release-prep (8 steps)

1. Health gate — Run health scan, abort if score < 60
2. Issue review — Check for critical/high open issues
3. Dependency audit — Run !npm audit and !npm outdated
4. Test verification — Run !npm test if test script exists, or !npm run typecheck
5. Build verification — Run !npm run build and verify output
6. Version bump — Ask for bump type and update version files
7. Changelog generation — Generate changelog from git history
8. Tag creation — Create annotated git tag

dependency-update (5 steps)

1. Audit current state — Run !npm audit --json and !npm outdated --json
2. Identify updates — Parse outdated packages, categorize by severity
3. Apply updates — Run !npm update for minor/patch updates
4. Verify build — Run !npm run build and !npm run typecheck after updates
5. Record results — Create issues for any remaining outdated/vulnerable packages

new-plugin-setup (7 steps)

1. Detect project — Call ops_project_detect to scan the project
2. Register project — Call ops_project_create with detected info
3. Initial health scan — Run the full health check suite
4. Create baseline issues — Auto-create issues for all findings
5. Check git setup — Verify git repo, remote, branch conventions
6. Verify build pipeline — Ensure build/typecheck scripts work
7. Generate initial report — Present project overview with health baseline

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Execution Format

During execution, present progress clearly:

## Runbook: <name>

### Step 1/N: <step name>
<executing...>
Result: <pass/fail/skip> — <message>

### Step 2/N: <step name>
<executing...>
Result: <pass/fail/skip> — <message>

...

## Summary
- Steps completed: X/N
- Status: <completed/failed>
- Duration: <total time>

Next Steps

After runbook execution, suggest relevant follow-up actions based on the results.