Plugin · 14 included skills
Work Management Studio
When several tasks compete, Work Management Studio helps you choose one useful outcome and define its next action. Its workflows cover briefs, tool choice, delegation and handoffs that state what has actually happened.
Finish one useful thing, on purpose.
What can you do with it?
- 01
Choose what to finish next
Compare competing ideas, pick one shippable outcome and its next visible action, and name what you're setting aside.
- 02
Define and organize the work
Turn an idea into the smallest useful brief, find the owning project and choose the right skill, app or tool.
- 03
Delegate and hand off honestly
Split independent work for other agents, coordinate shared checkouts and package handoffs with evidence of what's actually done.
Start with what's competing.
Describe the commitments, constraints and tasks competing for your attention. Ask for a decision, brief, delegation plan or handoff; if the starting point is unclear, ask the Studio to map the options.
I have three competing ideas: [ideas]. My constraints are [time, commitments]. Help me choose one useful thing to finish, define the deliverable and the next visible action, and say clearly what I'm setting aside.
Bring: Your commitments, constraints and candidate outcomes. Expect: One chosen deliverable, an immediate action and explicit trade-offs.
Explore 8 example prompts →Add it to your AI app.
Download the plugin ZIP, then follow the setup for your host. Start a fresh session and try one task.
SHA-256 checksum file for this plugin ZIP.
Uploading a ZIP into an ordinary web chat does not install the plugin.
The methods work from your task and project evidence. Version 0.5.1 restores bundled lifecycle hooks, which your host may ask you to review and trust. Some helpers need Python 3.11 or newer. Check the requirements.
Technical details, checksums and historyChoose a skill for your task.
Tool and Workflow Routing explains the Studio and picks the smallest owner for a task. Ask a specialist directly when you know the job.
Focus and define
Focus Work
Compare ideas and competing priorities, then define one shippable outcome.
See this skillProduct Definition
Turn an idea or feature request into the smallest useful brief or buildable requirements.
See this skillProject Structure
Check a project's architecture at the start and when scope changes.
See this skillTool and Workflow Routing
Pick the smallest relevant plugin, skill, app or MCP for a task.
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Delegate and coordinate
Worker Delegation
Delegate substantial independent work to other agents or workers you can verify.
See this skillParallel Work
Coordinate opted-in parallel tasks in one shared Git checkout with clear file ownership.
See this skillWork Handoff
Package work as a handoff or shared page with current state, next action and evidence.
See this skillCross-Codex Workflow Exchange
Coordinate your Codex accounts and computers when work spans them.
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Evidence, tools and knowledge
Evidence Review
Review a chosen project checkpoint for portfolio evidence, feedback and decisions.
See this skillGitHub Conventions
Work safely with your GitHub account, repositories, branches and uploads.
See this skillObsidian Vault Router
Decide which Obsidian vault a note belongs in and edit it safely.
See this skillFind Skills
Find and fill real gaps in your toolset, reviewing security before adding anything.
See this skillSkill Authoring
Keep your local skill routing and ownership consistent when creating or updating skills.
See this skillPlugin Maintenance
Audit, merge, split, validate and update plugins while keeping full procedures.
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Automatic guidance: hooks
A hook responds at a set point while your assistant works, such as when you send a request or finish an edit. These hooks are included in this release; their setup determines when they run.
Codex · Enable in your AI app
Keep the work connected to its goal
Reminds the assistant to keep its work connected to your goal and project whenever you send a request in Codex.
See when and how it runsCodex + Claude Code · Enable in your AI app
Give a new idea a useful challenge
Adds a standing note asking the assistant to weigh new ideas against a credible alternative and name evidence that would change its advice.
See when and how it runsCodex · Project opt-in
Start with the shared task board
Reminds the assistant to check shared work guidance when a session starts in a project that has enabled coordination.
See when and how it runsCodex · Project opt-in
Close your task claim before finishing
Stops a turn from ending if this session still holds its own active task claim in an opted-in repository, asking it to be released or updated first.
See when and how it runs
Included hooks and optional connections
No MCP server is bundled. Version 0.5.1 includes lifecycle hooks for supported hosts. Catalog lookup and account tools are separate and optional.
Included in this plugin
Work lifecycle hooks
Supply goal and coordination guidance at the start and end of work in supported hosts.
Connection detailsSeparate plugin
Work Management Atlas
Retrieve scoped planning and collaboration methods from a catalog.
Connection detailsExternal app, tool or account
GitHub and Obsidian
Use your GitHub CLI and Obsidian vaults for repository and note work.
Connection details
Practice clear asks
Try one guided AI project before organizing a larger piece of work. This beginner course teaches prompting and draft revision through a social-media project.
Learning Studio course: ChatGPT for Beginners: Learning to Prompt →Setup and compatibility
- Your AI host
- Use a supported host with file and coding tools. Native goals, chats and automations stay with your host. Read setup details
- Helpers
- Local helpers need Python 3, and the role installer needs Python 3.11 or newer. Optional Atlas access needs your own binding JSON. Read setup details
- Permissions
- Planning or drafting doesn't authorize sending or publishing. Private profile and session records are excluded and replaced with blank templates. Read setup details