Free Claude skills and field guides for industrial maintenance and reliability leaders. Grounded in SMRP, Palmer, Moore, Moubray — no AI-slop. Companion library to The Floor Report Substack.
| Skill | What it does | Status |
|---|---|---|
plant-pulse-report |
Turns maintenance KPIs into a cited executive briefing (exec summary, KPI cards with sparklines, top-3 actions, one-click PDF) | v1.0.0 |
More shipping soon.
| Guide | What it is | Download |
|---|---|---|
maintenance-playbook — Fix the System |
A 25-page field guide to getting work under control in 90 days. Foundations → self-assessment → ten named plays → tools and cadences. |
Every skill in this repo follows the same install pattern — drop the folder into your Claude skills directory.
macOS / Linux:
git clone https://github.com/ivanegetov-lab/floor-report-skills.git
cp -r floor-report-skills/plant-pulse-report ~/.claude/skills/Windows (PowerShell):
git clone https://github.com/ivanegetov-lab/floor-report-skills.git
Copy-Item -Recurse floor-report-skills/plant-pulse-report $env:USERPROFILE\.claude\skills\No git? Click the green Code button at the top of this repo → Download ZIP → unzip → copy the skill folder you want into ~/.claude/skills/.
Restart Claude Code (or reload skills in claude.ai) and invoke with /skill-name.
A Claude skill is a folder with a SKILL.md instruction file (plus any supporting data). When installed, Claude picks it up automatically and lets you invoke it with /skill-name. No code changes, no CLI tools — just drop the folder and go.
Each skill in this repo has its own README with specific usage instructions.
Most maintenance dashboards show numbers. Very few show the analysis — what the pattern means, what play to run, what's likely to happen next quarter if you don't act. That analysis is what separates a reliability engineer from a spreadsheet.
These skills encode the analysis. Every benchmark and playbook traces to a real source: SMRP Best Practices, Doc Palmer's Maintenance Planning and Scheduling Handbook, Ron Moore's Making Common Sense Common Practice, John Moubray's RCM II, ISO 14224, SAE JA1011/1012, US BLS. No invented numbers.
Free to use, share, and modify.
Built by Ivan Getov. I write at The Floor Report — a weekly briefing for maintenance and reliability leaders.
I help plants and manufacturing teams perform better by fixing the system, not blaming the people.
Want more playbooks and the next skills as they ship? Subscribe at getov.substack.com.
Issues and PRs welcome. If you're adapting a skill for your plant and want to contribute the generalized version back, even better.
If you're a maintenance or reliability professional with a process you wish was a skill, open an issue and describe it — I'm actively building.
MIT — use, share, modify. Attribution appreciated but not required (the skills credit themselves in their generated output).