Open-source Agent Skills pack that installs operator workflows, winning work, scoping it, delivering it, getting paid, keeping clients, and improving, directly into the AI coding agent you already use.

AI coding agents are excellent at the craft, they write the code, ship the feature, close the ticket. What they don't know is how to run the business around that work: chasing an invoice, following up a client, keeping a pipeline full, or turning a finished job into a repeatable process. That operator half of the job still fell entirely on the human, every time, from scratch.
Opskeep closes that gap by installing operator know-how as a skill pack directly into the agent already open, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI, or Cline. It ships six business-lane skills (get work, define work, deliver work, get paid, keep clients, improve operations) plus meta skills for setup, memory, and automations, each one a folder of Markdown following the open Agent Skills standard, installable with a single command. A companion MCP server exposes reminders and time-tracking as callable tools for agents that want to act on the workflow, not just read about it.
The whole business-lane pack is MIT-licensed and free to run entirely inside a user's own agent, no server, no account. A paid Pro tier adds the pieces that genuinely need server-side infrastructure: hosted customer replies and follow-up reminders, server-rendered audio session recaps, cross-session time/expense sync, and managed connectors (WhatsApp, Slack, GitHub, Gmail, Stripe, Notion, Linear, and more) for teams that want it always-on rather than session-triggered.