personal-operating-model

Personal Operating Model: Interactive Self-Assessment

Create a comprehensive operating model that describes how you create value, your strengths/weaknesses, failure patterns, and execution playbook.

Overview

This skill guides you through an interactive interview to create your Personal Operating Model (POM) - a living document that defines:

• How you create value (Core Loop)
• Your energy-positive strengths and unique edge
• Structural weaknesses and repeating pitfalls
• Decision system and operating constraints
• Energy rhythms and execution playbook

Philosophy: "Treat weaknesses as design constraints. The goal is not self-improvement theatre. The goal is a system that works."

Speed: 60-90 minutes Tone: Analytical, honest, design-oriented Output: Notion page update (config.notion.personalOperatingModel)

Notion Integration

Configuration: Notion page URLs are loaded in the following order (first found wins):

1. .claude/config.md or CLAUDE.md - Project-specific configuration (check working directory)
2. .claude-plugin/config.json - Plugin default configuration

Reference Pages (configured in config files, fetch ONCE per session):

• Year Plan (config.notion.yearPlan): Current year focus, OKRs, strategic themes
• Golden Rules (config.notion.goldenRules): Working principles
• Founder Wisdom (config.notion.founderWisdom): Patterns to emulate
• Logbook (config.notion.logbook, optional): Recent quarterly logs for pattern finding

Output Page:

• Personal Operating Model (config.notion.personalOperatingModel): POM output location

Workflow

Step 1: Context Gathering

Load Configuration:

// Use Read tool to load Notion page URLs from config
// Try in order (first found wins):
// 1. .claude/config.md (check for notion.* URLs in markdown)
// 2. CLAUDE.md (check for notion.* URLs in markdown)
// 3. .claude-plugin/config.json (JSON format)
// Extract all config.notion.* URLs for use below