devopsiphai: Open-source Claude Code skill audits operational health across 6 phases

devopsiphai is an open-source Claude Code skill that audits the operational health of production projects. It runs as a skill within Claude Code and evaluates projects across six phases to answer five key operational questions.
What it evaluates
The skill answers these five questions about a project:
- Can a user (AI) onboard easily?
- Can it be deployed safely?
- Do I know what is running where?
- Can I see what is happening real time?
- Can I recover if something goes wrong?
Scoring framework
Projects are scored using the ARC framework:
- Automation
- Reporting
- Control
The tool outputs a letter grade for each pillar. According to the creator, the score is "mostly for gamification purposes, trying to get my clients to an A grade."
Technical implementation
The audit runs through six phases:
- Phase 1 spawns 17 parallel subagents — one per section — each doing factual exploration with no suggestions or judgement
- Reference files are lazy-loaded only when that domain is actively being audited to keep context lean
- Phase 6 generates the TODO.md entirely from prior phase findings
Output
The tool generates a structured TODO.md file with atomic, effort-estimated tasks based on the audit findings.
Real-world testing
The creator ran devopsiphai on a real production SaaS application. The resulting ARC score was D/D/F.
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