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ceos-process
Document, simplify, and audit core company processes — the 6th EOS component. Every company has a handful of core processes that must be documented as checklists, simplified to their essential steps, and followed by all.
When to Use
- "Document our sales process" or "create a new process"
- "Show our processes" or "what processes do we have?"
- "Audit process FBA scores" or "how well are we following our processes?"
- "Simplify the hiring process" or "reduce this process to essentials"
- "Update the onboarding process" or "add a step to the deployment process"
- Any conversation about documenting how work gets done
Context
Finding the CEOS Repository
Search upward from the current directory for the .ceos marker file. This file marks the root of the CEOS repository.
If .ceos is not found, stop and tell the user: "Not in a CEOS repository. Clone your CEOS repo and run setup.sh first."
Sync before use: Once you find the CEOS root, run git -C <ceos_root> pull --ff-only --quiet 2>/dev/null to get the latest data from teammates. If it fails (conflict or offline), continue silently with local data.
Key Files
| File | Purpose |
|---|---|
data/processes/ | Process documentation files |
data/vision.md | V/TO document (Core Focus and Proven Process for alignment) |
templates/process.md | Template for creating new process files |
data/accountability.md | Accountability Chart (seat owners for process-owner alignment) |
Process File Format
Each process is a markdown file with YAML frontmatter:
id: process-001
title: "Customer Onboarding"
owner: "brad"
fba_score: 85
last_audited: "2026-02-14"
status: active # draft | active | deprecated
created: "2026-01-15"
Status values:
draft— being documented, not yet in useactive— documented and in use, subject to FBA auditsdeprecated— no longer followed (kept for historical reference)
File naming: process-NNN-slug.md where NNN is a zero-padded ID and slug is the title slugified (lowercase, hyphens, no special chars).
FBA (Followed-By-All) score: A percentage from 0-100 representing how consistently the team follows the documented process. Target: 80%+.
Process
Mode: Document
Use when creating a new process or updating an existing one.
Step 1: Determine New or Update
Check the user's request:
- If they name a specific existing process → load it for editing
- If they want a new process → continue with creation
For updates, read the existing process file, display the current content, and discuss what needs to change.
Step 2: Review Context
Before creating a new process, read and briefly reference:
- The Core Focus and Proven Process from
data/vision.md— processes should align with how the company operates - Any existing processes in
data/processes/— avoid duplicates and ensure coverage
Display a quick summary: "You currently have N documented processes: [titles]."
Step 3: Collect Process Details
For a new process, collect:
- Title — short, specific name (e.g., "Customer Onboarding", "Sales Process", "Deployment Pipeline")
- Owner — one person who is accountable for this process (never shared)
- Purpose — why does this process exist? What outcome does it ensure?
- Steps — the numbered checklist of actions
For the steps, guide the user:
- Each step should start with an action verb ("Send", "Review", "Schedule", "Create")
- Aim for 5-20 steps. If more than 20, suggest the process might need to be split
- Steps should be specific enough that someone new could follow them
- Nested steps (1.1, 1.2) are allowed for complex steps, but maximum 2 levels deep
Step 4: Validate
- 3-7 core processes. Count existing active processes. If adding this one would exceed 7, warn: "EOS recommends 3-7 core processes. You'll have N. Is this a core process or a supporting one?" Don't block — just flag.
- One owner. If the user tries to assign multiple owners, explain: "Each process has one owner — the person accountable for it being documented, simplified, and followed. Who should own this?"
- Step count. If more than 30 steps, warn: "This process has 30+ steps. Consider splitting into sub-processes or simplifying."
- Duplicate check. If a process with a similar title already exists, ask: "A process called '[title]' already exists. Update that one, or create a new one?"
- Seat alignment. Cross-reference the process owner against
data/accountability.md. The owner should hold the seat whose responsibilities align with the process's domain. Flag mismatches: "This process falls under [Seat] responsibilities. Should [Seat Owner] own it?"
Step 5: Generate the ID
Read existing process files in data/processes/. Find the highest process-NNN ID and increment. If no files exist, start at process-001.
Step 6: Write the File
Use templates/process.md as the template. Substitute:
- Frontmatter fields (id, title, owner, fba_score=0, last_audited=today, status=draft, created=today)
- Body sections (purpose, steps, owner name)
Write to data/processes/process-NNN-slug.md.
Show the user the complete file before writing. Ask: "Create this process?"
Step 7: Repeat or Finish
Ask: "Create another process, or are we done for now?"
When finished, display a summary table of all documented processes:
| Process | Owner | Status | FBA |
|---|---|---|---|
| Customer Onboarding | brad | active | 85% |
| Sales Process | daniel | draft | — |
Mode: Audit
Use for reviewing FBA scores across all documented processes.
Step 1: Read All Processes
Read all process files from data/processes/. Parse the frontmatter for status, FBA score, and last audited date.
If no process files exist, display: "No processes documented yet. Use 'document a process' to create your first core process."
Step 2: Display FBA Table
Show a status table of all processes:
| Process | Owner | Status | FBA | Last Audited |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Customer Onboarding | brad | active | 85% | 2026-01-15 |
| Sales Process | daniel | active | 70% | 2025-12-01 |
| Deployment Pipeline | brad | active | 95% | 2026-02-01 |
Step 3: Highlight Issues
Flag processes that need attention:
- FBA below 80%: "⚠️ Sales Process (70%) is below the 80% target"
- Not audited in 90+ days: "⚠️ Sales Process was last audited 75 days ago"
- Still in draft: "📝 [Process] is still in draft — ready to activate?"
Step 4: Update FBA Scores
Offer to update scores: "Want to update any FBA scores?"
For each score update:
- Ask for the new FBA score (validate 0-100)
- Show the change: "Sales Process: 70% → 82%"
- Ask for approval before writing
Step 5: Record the Audit
For each updated process:
- Update
fba_scorein frontmatter - Update
last_auditedto today's date - Add an entry to the Audit History section:
- YYYY-MM-DD: FBA audit — score updated to NN%
Step 6: FBA Scoring Guidance
If the user asks how to determine FBA scores, suggest:
- Observation: Walk through the process yourself — did each step happen as documented?
- Team survey: Ask each person involved: "On a scale of 0-100, how consistently do you follow this process?"
- Spot checks: Review recent work products — do they reflect the documented steps?
- Average: Take the average across observations/surveys for the final score
Mode: Simplify
Use to reduce a process to its essential steps — the 20% of steps that produce 80% of results.
Step 1: Select the Process
If the user named a specific process, load it. Otherwise, list all processes and ask which one to simplify.
Step 2: Display Current Steps
Show all current steps with numbering:
Current steps for "Customer Onboarding" (12 steps):
1. Send welcome email
2. Schedule kickoff call
3. Prepare onboarding packet
4. Run kickoff call
5. Set up user account
6. Send login credentials
7. Schedule training session
8. Run training session
9. Check in after 24 hours
10. Check in after 1 week
11. Send satisfaction survey
12. Review survey results
Step 3: Apply the 20/80 Rule
Guide the user through simplification:
"The 20/80 rule says roughly 20% of these steps produce 80% of the value. Which steps are absolutely essential — the ones that, if skipped, would break the process?"
Walk through each step and ask: "Keep or remove?"
For each step:
- Keep — essential to the process working
- Remove — nice to have but not critical
- If the user is unsure, ask: "If you skipped this step, would the process still achieve its purpose?"
Step 4: Show the Diff
Display before and after:
Simplified "Customer Onboarding": 12 → 7 steps
Removed:
3. Prepare onboarding packet
9. Check in after 24 hours
11. Send satisfaction survey
12. Review survey results
Kept:
1. Send welcome email
2. Schedule kickoff call
4. Run kickoff call
5. Set up user account
6. Send login credentials
7. Schedule training session
8. Run training session
Step 5: Validate
- Must have at least 1 step remaining. If the user removed all steps: "A process must have at least one step. Restore some steps, or mark this process as deprecated instead?"
- Show the reduction ratio: "Reduced from 12 to 7 steps (42% reduction)"
Step 6: Write the Updated File
Show the complete updated file. Ask: "Apply this simplification?"
If approved:
- Rewrite the Process Steps section with only the kept steps (renumbered sequentially)
- Add an entry to Audit History:
- YYYY-MM-DD: Simplified from N to M steps
Step 7: Suggest FBA Re-Audit
After simplification: "The process has changed — consider re-auditing FBA scores next week to see if the simplified version is easier to follow."
Output Format
Document mode: Show the complete process file before writing. End with a summary table of all processes. Audit mode: FBA status table with highlighting for processes below target or overdue for audit. Simplify mode: Before/after diff of the step list, then the complete updated file.
Guardrails
- Always show diff before writing. Never modify a process file without showing the change and getting approval.
- One owner per process. If the user tries to assign multiple owners, explain and ask them to pick one.
- 3-7 core processes. Warn (don't block) if outside this range. Distinguish core from supporting processes.
- FBA scores are 0-100. Validate input. Reject values outside this range.
- Simplify must leave at least 1 step. If all steps are removed, suggest deprecating the process instead.
- Cross-reference V/TO. When documenting processes, reference the Core Focus and Proven Process from
data/vision.md. Processes should align with how the company operates. - ID uniqueness. Always check existing files before assigning an ID to avoid collisions.
- Don't delete deprecated processes. Change status to
deprecatedinstead. Git history provides the audit trail. - Steps start with verbs. Guide users toward actionable steps ("Send email", "Review document") rather than vague descriptions ("Email stuff").
- Don't auto-invoke other skills. Mention
ceos-vtowhen relevant for Core Focus alignment, but let the user decide when to switch workflows. - Sensitive data warning. On first use, remind the user: "Process documentation may contain sensitive operational details. Use a private repo."
Integration Notes
Self-Contained
This skill manages process documentation independently. No other CEOS skills read from or write to data/processes/.
File metadata
name: ceos-process description: Use when documenting core processes or reviewing process followability file-access: [data/processes/, templates/process.md, data/vision.md, data/accountability.md] tools-used: [Read, Write, Glob]
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---
name: ceos-process
description: Use when documenting core processes or reviewing process followability
file-access: [data/processes/, templates/process.md, data/vision.md, data/accountability.md]
tools-used: [Read, Write, Glob]
---
# ceos-process
Document, simplify, and audit core company processes — the 6th EOS component. Every company has a handful of core processes that must be documented as checklists, simplified to their essential steps, and followed by all.
## When to Use
- "Document our sales process" or "create a new process"
- "Show our processes" or "what processes do we have?"
- "Audit process FBA scores" or "how well are we following our processes?"
- "Simplify the hiring process" or "reduce this process to essentials"
- "Update the onboarding process" or "add a step to the deployment process"
- Any conversation about documenting how work gets done
## Context
### Finding the CEOS Repository
Search upward from the current directory for the `.ceos` marker file. This file marks the root of the CEOS repository.
If `.ceos` is not found, stop and tell the user: "Not in a CEOS repository. Clone your CEOS repo and run setup.sh first."
**Sync before use:** Once you find the CEOS root, run `git -C <ceos_root> pull --ff-only --quiet 2>/dev/null` to get the latest data from teammates. If it fails (conflict or offline), continue silently with local data.
### Key Files
| File | Purpose |
|------|---------|
| `data/processes/` | Process documentation files |
| `data/vision.md` | V/TO document (Core Focus and Proven Process for alignment) |
| `templates/process.md` | Template for creating new process files |
| `data/accountability.md` | Accountability Chart (seat owners for process-owner alignment) |
### Process File Format
Each process is a markdown file with YAML frontmatter:
```yaml
id: process-001
title: "Customer Onboarding"
owner: "brad"
fba_score: 85
last_audited: "2026-02-14"
status: active # draft | active | deprecated
created: "2026-01-15"
```
**Status values:**
- `draft` — being documented, not yet in use
- `active` — documented and in use, subject to FBA audits
- `deprecated` — no longer followed (kept for historical reference)
**File naming:** `process-NNN-slug.md` where NNN is a zero-padded ID and slug is the title slugified (lowercase, hyphens, no special chars).
**FBA (Followed-By-All) score:** A percentage from 0-100 representing how consistently the team follows the documented process. Target: 80%+.
## Process
### Mode: Document
Use when creating a new process or updating an existing one.
#### Step 1: Determine New or Update
Check the user's request:
- If they name a specific existing process → load it for editing
- If they want a new process → continue with creation
For updates, read the existing process file, display the current content, and discuss what needs to change.
#### Step 2: Review Context
Before creating a new process, read and briefly reference:
- The **Core Focus** and **Proven Process** from `data/vision.md` — processes should align with how the company operates
- Any **existing processes** in `data/processes/` — avoid duplicates and ensure coverage
Display a quick summary: "You currently have N documented processes: [titles]."
#### Step 3: Collect Process Details
For a new process, collect:
1. **Title** — short, specific name (e.g., "Customer Onboarding", "Sales Process", "Deployment Pipeline")
2. **Owner** — one person who is accountable for this process (never shared)
3. **Purpose** — why does this process exist? What outcome does it ensure?
4. **Steps** — the numbered checklist of actions
For the steps, guide the user:
- Each step should start with an action verb ("Send", "Review", "Schedule", "Create")
- Aim for 5-20 steps. If more than 20, suggest the process might need to be split
- Steps should be specific enough that someone new could follow them
- Nested steps (1.1, 1.2) are allowed for complex steps, but maximum 2 levels deep
#### Step 4: Validate
- **3-7 core processes.** Count existing active processes. If adding this one would exceed 7, warn: "EOS recommends 3-7 core processes. You'll have N. Is this a core process or a supporting one?" Don't block — just flag.
- **One owner.** If the user tries to assign multiple owners, explain: "Each process has one owner — the person accountable for it being documented, simplified, and followed. Who should own this?"
- **Step count.** If more than 30 steps, warn: "This process has 30+ steps. Consider splitting into sub-processes or simplifying."
- **Duplicate check.** If a process with a similar title already exists, ask: "A process called '[title]' already exists. Update that one, or create a new one?"
- **Seat alignment.** Cross-reference the process owner against `data/accountability.md`. The owner should hold the seat whose responsibilities align with the process's domain. Flag mismatches: "This process falls under [Seat] responsibilities. Should [Seat Owner] own it?"
#### Step 5: Generate the ID
Read existing process files in `data/processes/`. Find the highest `process-NNN` ID and increment. If no files exist, start at `process-001`.
#### Step 6: Write the File
Use `templates/process.md` as the template. Substitute:
- Frontmatter fields (id, title, owner, fba_score=0, last_audited=today, status=draft, created=today)
- Body sections (purpose, steps, owner name)
Write to `data/processes/process-NNN-slug.md`.
Show the user the complete file before writing. Ask: "Create this process?"
#### Step 7: Repeat or Finish
Ask: "Create another process, or are we done for now?"
When finished, display a summary table of all documented processes:
| Process | Owner | Status | FBA |
|---------|-------|--------|-----|
| Customer Onboarding | brad | active | 85% |
| Sales Process | daniel | draft | — |
---
### Mode: Audit
Use for reviewing FBA scores across all documented processes.
#### Step 1: Read All Processes
Read all process files from `data/processes/`. Parse the frontmatter for status, FBA score, and last audited date.
If no process files exist, display: "No processes documented yet. Use 'document a process' to create your first core process."
#### Step 2: Display FBA Table
Show a status table of all processes:
| Process | Owner | Status | FBA | Last Audited |
|---------|-------|--------|-----|-------------|
| Customer Onboarding | brad | active | 85% | 2026-01-15 |
| Sales Process | daniel | active | 70% | 2025-12-01 |
| Deployment Pipeline | brad | active | 95% | 2026-02-01 |
#### Step 3: Highlight Issues
Flag processes that need attention:
- **FBA below 80%**: "⚠️ Sales Process (70%) is below the 80% target"
- **Not audited in 90+ days**: "⚠️ Sales Process was last audited 75 days ago"
- **Still in draft**: "📝 [Process] is still in draft — ready to activate?"
#### Step 4: Update FBA Scores
Offer to update scores: "Want to update any FBA scores?"
For each score update:
1. Ask for the new FBA score (validate 0-100)
2. Show the change: "Sales Process: 70% → 82%"
3. Ask for approval before writing
#### Step 5: Record the Audit
For each updated process:
1. Update `fba_score` in frontmatter
2. Update `last_audited` to today's date
3. Add an entry to the Audit History section: `- YYYY-MM-DD: FBA audit — score updated to NN%`
#### Step 6: FBA Scoring Guidance
If the user asks how to determine FBA scores, suggest:
- **Observation**: Walk through the process yourself — did each step happen as documented?
- **Team survey**: Ask each person involved: "On a scale of 0-100, how consistently do you follow this process?"
- **Spot checks**: Review recent work products — do they reflect the documented steps?
- **Average**: Take the average across observations/surveys for the final score
---
### Mode: Simplify
Use to reduce a process to its essential steps — the 20% of steps that produce 80% of results.
#### Step 1: Select the Process
If the user named a specific process, load it. Otherwise, list all processes and ask which one to simplify.
#### Step 2: Display Current Steps
Show all current steps with numbering:
```
Current steps for "Customer Onboarding" (12 steps):
1. Send welcome email
2. Schedule kickoff call
3. Prepare onboarding packet
4. Run kickoff call
5. Set up user account
6. Send login credentials
7. Schedule training session
8. Run training session
9. Check in after 24 hours
10. Check in after 1 week
11. Send satisfaction survey
12. Review survey results
```
#### Step 3: Apply the 20/80 Rule
Guide the user through simplification:
"The 20/80 rule says roughly 20% of these steps produce 80% of the value. Which steps are absolutely essential — the ones that, if skipped, would break the process?"
Walk through each step and ask: **"Keep or remove?"**
For each step:
- **Keep** — essential to the process working
- **Remove** — nice to have but not critical
- If the user is unsure, ask: "If you skipped this step, would the process still achieve its purpose?"
#### Step 4: Show the Diff
Display before and after:
```
Simplified "Customer Onboarding": 12 → 7 steps
Removed:
3. Prepare onboarding packet
9. Check in after 24 hours
11. Send satisfaction survey
12. Review survey results
Kept:
1. Send welcome email
2. Schedule kickoff call
4. Run kickoff call
5. Set up user account
6. Send login credentials
7. Schedule training session
8. Run training session
```
#### Step 5: Validate
- Must have at least 1 step remaining. If the user removed all steps: "A process must have at least one step. Restore some steps, or mark this process as deprecated instead?"
- Show the reduction ratio: "Reduced from 12 to 7 steps (42% reduction)"
#### Step 6: Write the Updated File
Show the complete updated file. Ask: "Apply this simplification?"
If approved:
1. Rewrite the Process Steps section with only the kept steps (renumbered sequentially)
2. Add an entry to Audit History: `- YYYY-MM-DD: Simplified from N to M steps`
#### Step 7: Suggest FBA Re-Audit
After simplification: "The process has changed — consider re-auditing FBA scores next week to see if the simplified version is easier to follow."
## Output Format
**Document mode:** Show the complete process file before writing. End with a summary table of all processes.
**Audit mode:** FBA status table with highlighting for processes below target or overdue for audit.
**Simplify mode:** Before/after diff of the step list, then the complete updated file.
## Guardrails
- **Always show diff before writing.** Never modify a process file without showing the change and getting approval.
- **One owner per process.** If the user tries to assign multiple owners, explain and ask them to pick one.
- **3-7 core processes.** Warn (don't block) if outside this range. Distinguish core from supporting processes.
- **FBA scores are 0-100.** Validate input. Reject values outside this range.
- **Simplify must leave at least 1 step.** If all steps are removed, suggest deprecating the process instead.
- **Cross-reference V/TO.** When documenting processes, reference the Core Focus and Proven Process from `data/vision.md`. Processes should align with how the company operates.
- **ID uniqueness.** Always check existing files before assigning an ID to avoid collisions.
- **Don't delete deprecated processes.** Change status to `deprecated` instead. Git history provides the audit trail.
- **Steps start with verbs.** Guide users toward actionable steps ("Send email", "Review document") rather than vague descriptions ("Email stuff").
- **Don't auto-invoke other skills.** Mention `ceos-vto` when relevant for Core Focus alignment, but let the user decide when to switch workflows.
- **Sensitive data warning.** On first use, remind the user: "Process documentation may contain sensitive operational details. Use a private repo."
## Integration Notes
### Self-Contained
This skill manages process documentation independently. No other CEOS skills read from or write to `data/processes/`.
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