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AI tools for operations
Email, calendars, project tools and internal processes, automated with resources you can inspect before you use.
- 720resources in this area
- 10 October 2026last updated
Where AI helps operations first
Email triage, scheduling, status updates and moving data between tools that do not talk to each other. Workflows handle the moving, MCP servers give the agent access to calendars, project tools and drives.
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Skills
- 001Word Documents (docx)Operations, legal and admin teams who produce or review Word files such as contracts, reports and templates.
- 002Internal CommsOperations and people teams who write regular updates, newsletters and reports for colleagues.
- 003PDFOperations and admin teams that handle PDF documents and need to extract, combine or fill them in.
- 004skill-recorderOperations teams that want to turn a task they do by hand into a procedure an AI agent can repeat.
- 005Azure Skills PluginCloud and operations teams that want their coding agents to follow Azure workflows for deployment, diagnostics and cost review.
- 006invisible_dotsOperations and finance teams that want recurring computer tasks run by a self-hosted agent, with results sent to a chat.
- 007PM Skills MarketplaceProduct teams that want guided workflows for discovery, PRDs, launch planning and metrics.
- 008KubeSphereOperations and infrastructure teams that manage Kubernetes clusters in more than one environment.
MCP servers
- 009Playwright MCPOperations and QA teams that want an AI assistant to carry out and check steps in a web browser.
- 010AWS MCP ServersCloud and operations teams that want an AI assistant to work with their AWS services through MCP.
- 011Cloudflare MCP ServerDevelopment and operations teams that manage Cloudflare accounts and want an agent to inspect and adjust them.
- 012Azure MCP ServerCloud and operations teams that want an agent to inspect their Azure resources and monitoring data.
- 013Grafana MCP ServerOperations and engineering teams that want an agent to help explore dashboards and investigate incidents.
- 014Terraform MCP ServerInfrastructure and operations teams that write Terraform and want an AI assistant to look up providers and modules.
- 015Netdata MCP serverIT, infrastructure and operations teams that monitor servers and want an agent to help investigate incidents and report on them.
- 016mcp-server-browser (UI-TARS)Operations and research teams that want an AI agent to handle repetitive tasks on websites through a browser.
Workflows
- 017Very quick quickstart (n8n)Operations teams and anyone new to n8n who wants a hands-on introduction before building real automations.
- 018Extract text from a PDF fileOperations teams that need the text from PDF files inside an automated flow.
- 019RAG chatbot for company documents (Google Drive and Gemini)Operations and internal teams that want staff to get answers from shared company documents.
- 020Build your own n8n Workflows MCP ServerOperations and automation teams who want MCP clients such as Claude Desktop to discover and run their existing n8n workflows.
- 021Learn API Fundamentals with a Hands-On Tutorial WorkflowOperations and business teams that are new to APIs and want to understand how requests and responses work before building automations.
- 022Proxmox AI agent with n8nIT and infrastructure teams who want to run routine Proxmox tasks using natural language.
- 023Learn n8n Expressions: Interactive TutorialOperations and automation teams that are new to n8n and want to learn how to use data from one node in another.
- 024Create an RSS feed from a website's contentOperations and marketing teams that want to follow a site without an RSS feed, such as a release page.
Subagents
- 025PowerShell 5.1 ExpertIT and operations teams that manage Windows domains and need scripts that are safe on legacy servers.
- 026PowerShell 7 ExpertIT, DevOps and operations teams that automate cloud and cross-platform tasks with PowerShell.
- 027Azure Infra EngineerIT and infrastructure teams that run workloads on Azure and automate their setup.
- 028Cloud ArchitectInfrastructure and IT leads who plan, review or migrate cloud environments.
- 029Deployment EngineerEngineering and operations teams that want safer, more repeatable releases.
- 030DevOps EngineerEngineering and operations teams that automate infrastructure and software delivery.
- 031DevOps Incident ResponderOn-call engineering and operations teams that respond to production incidents.
- 032Incident ResponderOperations, security and on-call teams that need a clear process when something breaks.
Rules
- 033Ankra CLI Cursor rulesPlatform and operations teams that manage Kubernetes clusters with Ankra and want Cursor to suggest correct CLI commands.
- 034Cloudflare email to Telegram forwardingOperations or IT teams that want incoming domain email, such as a shared info address, to appear in a Telegram chat.
- 035Kubernetes MkDocs Documentation RulesPlatform and operations teams who write and maintain Kubernetes documentation with MkDocs.
- 036Project Epic and User Story TemplateProduct and delivery teams that need well-structured epics and user stories for agile planning.
Resources
- 037ccusageTeams and individuals who want to see how much Claude Code they use and what it costs.
- 038CodeburnEngineering and operations teams that want to understand and review their AI coding usage and spend.
- 039Claude Code PM (CCPM)Product and engineering teams that plan work as PRDs and GitHub issues and want agents to carry it out.
- 040Claude Code Agent MonitorEngineering and operations teams that run Claude Code agents and want to see what each session is doing.
- 041Claude Code Observability StackEngineering and operations teams who want to see how Claude Code is used and what it costs across the organization.
- 042AuthsomeTeams that run several AI agents and want one place to manage the logins those agents use.
- 043gocccTeams and individuals who run Claude Code and want to see where their usage cost goes.
Questions
people ask.
What should we automate first?
A task that happens often, follows the same steps each time and has a clear owner. Measure how long it takes today before you automate it.
Is it safe to install what I find here?
Every listed item passed an automatic scan for credential theft, hidden instructions to the AI and risky install commands, and comes from a licensed, active project. That lowers the risk but does not remove it. Read the code and check the permissions before you connect anything to company data.
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