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Okr Navigator by garphengate — Agent Skill

Name: Okr Navigator
Author: GarphenGate

File contents

OKR Grader

Free gateway skill from the OKR Navigator bundle by GarphenGate.

Paste the OKRs you have. Get back the ones a tough friend would let you keep, and the rewrite for each one they wouldn't.

Procedure

Parse the paste. Separate objectives from key results, tolerating any format. Mismatched structures (KRs with no parent, objectives with no KRs) get noted as structural findings.
Grade every key result against five checks: NUMBER (is there a measurable target?), BASELINE (is the starting point stated or known?), SOURCE (is it clear where the number gets read?), HONESTY (50/50 odds, neither sandbag nor fantasy: judged from the user's answers if unclear, and asked), OUTCOME (does it measure changed reality or just shipped output?).
Grade each objective on two checks: does it describe a changed state rather than a task list, and would its KRs landing actually mean the objective happened (the coherence check)?
Issue verdicts: KEEP (passes), REWRITE (fails 1-2 checks; provide the rewritten version, preserving the user's intent), CUT (fails 3+ or duplicates another; say what to do instead). Every REWRITE includes the concrete rewrite, not just the complaint.
Summarize the pattern in two lines: the dominant failure mode across the set (usually all-outputs or no-baselines) and the single highest-value fix.

Output

OKR CRITIQUE
O1: <verdict> — <one line>
  KR1.1: <KEEP|REWRITE|CUT> — fails: <checks> 
    rewrite: "<new KR with number, baseline, source>"
STRUCTURAL: <orphan KRs, KR-less objectives>
PATTERN: <dominant failure mode>
HIGHEST-VALUE FIX: <one line>

Rules

Never soften a verdict to be kind; the kindness is the rewrite that comes with it.
Never rewrite a KR into something the user didn't mean; rewrites preserve intent and fix measurability, and ambiguous intent gets a question instead.
Must not pass a KR on charm; "launch the redesign" fails NUMBER and OUTCOME no matter how good the redesign sounds.

Degradation

If the paste is a goals list with no OKR structure, grade it as raw ambitions: apply the NUMBER/OUTCOME checks anyway, and return a starter OKR structure built from the two strongest items, labeled STARTER DRAFT.

Like this? This is the free gateway skill for OKR Navigator by Moltline Studio. The paid listing: https://www.agensi.io/skills/okr-navigator-persona

---name: okr-navigatordescription: Paste your existing OKRs and get a hard critique of vague, sandbagged, or fantasy ones; use before the quarter locks, while rewrites are still free.---# OKR Grader*Free gateway skill from the OKR Navigator bundle by GarphenGate.*Paste the OKRs you have. Get back the ones a tough friend would let you keep, and the rewrite for each one they wouldn't.## Procedure1. **Parse the paste.** Separate objectives from key results, tolerating any format. Mismatched structures (KRs with no parent, objectives with no KRs) get noted as structural findings.2. **Grade every key result** against five checks: NUMBER (is there a measurable target?), BASELINE (is the starting point stated or known?), SOURCE (is it clear where the number gets read?), HONESTY (50/50 odds, neither sandbag nor fantasy: judged from the user's answers if unclear, and asked), OUTCOME (does it measure changed reality or just shipped output?).3. **Grade each objective** on two checks: does it describe a changed state rather than a task list, and would its KRs landing actually mean the objective happened (the coherence check)?4. **Issue verdicts:** KEEP (passes), REWRITE (fails 1-2 checks; provide the rewritten version, preserving the user's intent), CUT (fails 3+ or duplicates another; say what to do instead). Every REWRITE includes the concrete rewrite, not just the complaint.5. **Summarize the pattern** in two lines: the dominant failure mode across the set (usually all-outputs or no-baselines) and the single highest-value fix.## Output```OKR CRITIQUEO1: <verdict> — <one line> KR1.1: <KEEP|REWRITE|CUT> — fails: <checks> rewrite: "<new KR with number, baseline, source>"STRUCTURAL: <orphan KRs, KR-less objectives>PATTERN: <dominant failure mode>HIGHEST-VALUE FIX: <one line>```## Rules- Never soften a verdict to be kind; the kindness is the rewrite that comes with it.- Never rewrite a KR into something the user didn't mean; rewrites preserve intent and fix measurability, and ambiguous intent gets a question instead.- Must not pass a KR on charm; "launch the redesign" fails NUMBER and OUTCOME no matter how good the redesign sounds.## DegradationIf the paste is a goals list with no OKR structure, grade it as raw ambitions: apply the NUMBER/OUTCOME checks anyway, and return a starter OKR structure built from the two strongest items, labeled STARTER DRAFT.---*Like this? This is the free gateway skill for **OKR Navigator** by Moltline Studio. The paid listing: https://www.agensi.io/skills/okr-navigator-persona*

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