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Tpm Chiefofstaff — AI skill for Claude Code

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Chief of Staff for TPMs: a Claude plugin that gives each program its own named AI agent, plus a second brain, a private career Mentor, a portfolio dashboard, Slack access, and a scheduled cadence.

How to install Tpm Chiefofstaff

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open praveenpatri/tpm-chiefofstaff and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Tpm Chiefofstaff does

Chief of Staff for TPMs: a Claude plugin that gives each program its own named AI agent, plus a second brain, a private career Mentor, a portfolio dashboard, Slack access, and a scheduled cadence. Plain files, read-only connectors, nothing sent until you approve.

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README

TPM-CoS: Chief of Staff for TPMs

One persistent proxy agent per program. A portfolio view across all of them. Slack access for your stakeholders.

You are the manager. Each program gets a TPM agent whose identity, knowledge, decisions, risks, reporting templates, and schedule live in plain markdown and YAML files on a local drive or a cloud drive. The agent spins up the sub-agents it needs (status, dependency, risk, meeting, comms, decision log) based on that context, and acts as your proxy, including inside Slack channels.

How it works

You (manager)
 └─ Chief of Staff (portfolio level)
     ├─ Program agent: Atlas          ├─ Program agent: Orion
     │   └─ sub-agents on demand      │   └─ sub-agents on demand
     └─ Portfolio view (reads every program folder)

cos-setup-program interviews you, then writes the program's files.
cos-program-agent runs the program from those files, on a schedule or on demand, and answers in Slack.
cos-portfolio rolls every program into one view for you.
cos-chief-of-staff and cos-second-brain sit above and beside them: briefing, triage, and long-term memory.

Chief of Staff and Second Brain

Three ideas run through the whole design:

**Chief of Staff (acts).** Portfolio-level agent that briefs you daily, triages what comes in, delegates to program agents, tracks follow-ups, and runs the weekly review. Skill: `cos-chief-of-staff`.
**Second Brain (remembers).** A `brain/` folder that outlives any one program: fast capture, stakeholder profiles, lessons learned, playbooks, weekly reviews. A librarian agent organizes it and every skill consults it. Skill: `cos-second-brain`.
**Mentor (grows you).** A private career agent that logs your work across the portfolio, writes a weekly summary, and coaches you toward your target role with evidence, not flattery. Skill: `cos-mentor`.

Program folders are program memory. The brain is your memory. The chief of staff reads both.