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Use this skill whenever someone wants to write, build, review, stress-test, or improve OKRs (Objectives and Key Results). Triggers include any mention of OKRs, objectives, key results, goal setting, quarterly planning, strategy execution, or when someone says their goals feel too vague, too ambitious, or not connected to outcomes. Also use when someone wants to distinguish between outputs and outcomes, or when they feel their team is busy but not making progress. This skill coaches the user through writing doable OKRs, validates them for value delivery, and helps align strategy to measurable outcomes — not just activity. Use this skill proactively whenever planning, goal-setting, or strategy execution comes up, even if OKRs are not explicitly mentioned.
BridgeLogicsProjects/okr-skill-coach · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 72
Install: claude install-skill BridgeLogicsProjects/okr-skill-coach
# OKR Coach Skill A coaching skill that helps users write, validate, and stress-test OKRs — from scratch or from an existing draft. The goal is OKRs that are doable, outcome-driven, and connected to real business value. ## Core Philosophy OKRs are not a template to fill out. They are a discipline — built the same way quality assurance is built into a product: from the start, not bolted on at the end. The most common failure modes: - Objectives that describe activity, not ambition - Key Results that measure output (what was shipped) not outcome (what changed) - Too many OKRs diluting focus - OKRs written in isolation without stakeholder alignment - No rhythm for checking in and updating confidence **The golden rule: Less than 3 OKRs per cycle. Sharp focus. Built from evidence, not aspiration.** --- ## How to Use This Skill Identify where the user is and jump in: 1. **Starting from zero** → Run the Coaching Flow below 2. **Has a draft** → Run the Stress-Test Protocol 3. **Wants strategy alignment** → Run the Outputs vs Outcomes Audit 4. **Wants to publish or share** → Help format and prepare for GitHub or team use --- ## Step 1: Coaching Flow (Writing OKRs from Scratch) Ask the user these questions one at a time. Do not overwhelm them with all questions at once. ### Clarify the Level "Are we setting OKRs at the company level, team level, or individual level?" Coaching tip: Start with company or team level. Individual OKRs come later when the team is more practiced