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team-ops

v0.1.1

Published

OpenClaw plugin for turning noisy chats into crisp team digests, action items, and status updates.

Downloads

185

Readme

Team Ops Plugin for OpenClaw

Team Ops is an OpenClaw plugin aimed at a simple, high-frequency use case: turning noisy chats into clean execution artifacts.

It ships with:

  • team_ops_digest: an agent tool that converts transcripts into a digest with summary bullets, decisions, action items, blockers, open questions, and ready-to-send updates
  • team-ops-digest: a CLI command for generating the same digest from a local text file

Why this plugin

Most plugin ecosystems fill up with connectors first. This plugin instead focuses on a visible workflow outcome:

  • Slack or Teams thread to status update
  • Meeting transcript to action register
  • Incident chat to exec brief
  • Planning notes to PM digest

That makes it easy to demo, easy to adopt, and useful even before deeper integrations exist.

Install

openclaw plugins install /absolute/path/to/plugins/openclaw-team-ops

From npm:

openclaw plugins install npm:team-ops

Tool usage

The main tool is team_ops_digest.

Parameters:

  • transcript required raw multi-line transcript
  • audience optional team, exec, or pm
  • max_items optional cap for decisions/actions/risks/questions
  • include_timeline optional boolean
  • output_format optional markdown or json

Example prompt:

Use team_ops_digest on this transcript and give me the markdown output for execs.

CLI usage

openclaw team-ops-digest --file ./examples/standup-transcript.txt
openclaw team-ops-digest --file ./examples/standup-transcript.txt --audience exec --json

Config

Example plugin config:

{
  "plugins": {
    "entries": {
      "team-ops": {
        "enabled": true,
        "config": {
          "defaultAudience": "team",
          "defaultMaxItems": 6,
          "defaultTimezone": "Asia/Shanghai"
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

Local verification

cd plugins/openclaw-team-ops
npm test
npm run lint:quick
npm publish --dry-run

Publishing notes

This package is now published to npm and submitted to the OpenClaw community listing PR flow.

See PUBLISHING.md for the full checklist and release process.