Wiki:Library
The Practitioner Library is the working layer of this wiki. The articles explain the
discipline; the library hands you something to use — a set you can drop into a Claude project, or
a presentation you can rebuild slide by slide.
Two kinds of thing live here, and the difference is what you do with them:
| Type | What it is | Where it goes | Index |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pack | One instruction block plus reference blocks for a specific method | A Claude project — instructions and project knowledge | Wiki:Packs |
| Deck rebuild kit | A presentation, slide by slide: title, subtitle, illustration, footer and notes | A corporate slide template | Wiki:Decks |
For installable skills rather than project sets, see Wiki:Skills.
Packs
A pack is a deployable set for a Claude project. It carries one instruction block pasted into the project's custom instructions, and one or more reference blocks saved as Markdown and uploaded as project knowledge. Nothing is installed; deleting the project removes the set. Setup takes about two minutes — full instructions.
| ID | Pack | Domain | Blocks | Version |
|---|---|---|---|---|
CP-ANL-001 |
Causal Inference | ANL | 1 instruction + 2 reference | 1.0 |
CP-WFM-001 |
Planning Under Demand Volatility | WFM | 1 instruction + 3 reference | 1.0 |
CP-WFM-002 |
Agent Capability Ontology | WFM | 1 instruction + 4 reference | 1.0 |
CP-WFM-003 |
Service Quality Comparability | WFM | 1 instruction + 5 reference | 1.3 |
CP-WFM-004 |
Content Delivery Under Capacity Constraint | WFM | 1 instruction + 5 reference | 1.0 |
CP-WFM-005 |
Leadership Transition Planning for Workforce and Supplier Operations | WFM | 1 instruction + 6 reference | 1.1 |
CP-WFM-006 |
Demand Variance Decomposition | WFM | 1 instruction + 5 reference | 1.1 |
CP-WFM-007 |
Sourcing Architecture for an Agentic Service Chain | WFM | 1 instruction + 5 reference | 1.3 |
CP-WFM-008 |
Placement Decision Engine Build | WFM | 1 instruction + 4 reference | 1.0 |
CP-WFM-009 |
Maturity Assessment Analysis | WFM | 1 instruction + 4 reference | 1.0 |
CP-WFM-010 |
Vendor Maturity Assessment Analysis | WFM | 1 instruction + 4 reference | 1.0 |
CP-WFM-011 |
Strategy on a Page | WFM | 1 instruction + 4 reference | 1.0 |
CP-WFM-012 |
Charter and Program Launch | WFM | 1 instruction + 4 reference | 1.0 |
CP-WFM-013 |
GRPI-T Instantiation | WFM | 1 instruction + 5 reference | 1.0 |
CP-WFM-014 |
Organization Design and Role Cards | WFM | 1 instruction + 4 reference | 1.0 |
CP-WFM-015 |
Two-Arc Roadmap | WFM | 1 instruction + 4 reference | 1.0 |
CP-WFM-016 |
Technology Plan | WFM | 1 instruction + 6 reference | 1.0 |
CP-WFM-017 |
Transformation Timeline | WFM | 1 instruction + 5 reference | 1.0 |
CP-WFM-018 |
Probabilistic Staffing | WFM | 1 instruction + 11 reference | 1.0 |
CP-CNT-001 |
Presentation Production | CNT | 1 instruction + 3 reference | 2.0 |
CP-OPS-001 |
Process Decomposition | OPS | 1 instruction + 4 reference | 1.1 |
CP-OPS-002 |
Executive Issue Register | OPS | 1 instruction + 5 reference | 1.1 |
CP-OPS-003 |
ROC Standard Authoring | OPS | 1 instruction + 5 reference | 1.0 |
CP-OPS-004 |
Book Migration | OPS | 1 instruction + 4 reference | 1.0 |
CP-OPS-005 |
Agent Program Readiness | OPS | 1 instruction + 5 reference | 1.0 |
CP-OPS-006 |
Planning Week Overview | OPS | 1 instruction + 5 reference | 1.0 |
Deck rebuild kits
A deck rebuild kit carries a presentation in reusable form. Each slide is split into the four parts a corporate template needs separately: title and subtitle for the template's placeholders, an illustration sized to the slide's content zone, and a footer line typed in by hand. The illustrations deliberately contain no title, subtitle, footer or logo — the template supplies that chrome, so the artwork drops in without fighting it.
Kits are de-identified: third-party and client branding is replaced with generic descriptors before publication.
| Deck | Slides | Built |
|---|---|---|
| AI Infrastructure | 22 | 2026-09-19 |
Adding to the library
Packs are authored by hand — see Wiki:Packs for the block structure and ID convention. Deck rebuild kits are generated: a presentation goes in, and the kit publishes itself to Wiki:Decks and appears in the table above. Both indexes are transcluded here, so this page stays current without being maintained.
