Mine the AI prompts your team repeats. Share them as agents.

Operon reads your team's Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor sessions, surfaces the workflows that keep coming up, and turns the best into shared agents anyone can install in one command.

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operon — mine

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operon · scanning 1,240 sessions across 8 engineers

0 prompts recur across people and weeks

review-pr×344 engineers~25 min/run

write-migration×213 engineers~18 min/run

triage-sentry×185 engineers~12 min/run

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Claude drafted SKILL.md

published acme/review-pr@1.0.0

# on every teammate's machine

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installed · works in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor

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01

Your best AI work is hiding in plain sight.

AI is making a few of your engineers dramatically faster. That speed never reaches the rest of the team.

It lives with a few people

One or two engineers have figured out what works. Everyone else is still typing prompts from scratch.

It never compounds

A good prompt gets used once and forgotten, so the team keeps relearning the same things.

operon — registry · acme/platform

acme/platform · 12 agents · 16 engineers

audit-website@0.3.2 0 runs · 0 installed

release-notes@0.4.0 0 runs · 0 installed

clone-website@0.2.1 0 runs · 0 installed

pr-review@1.2.1 0 runs · 0 installed

api-contract@0.5.0 0 runs · 0 installed

0 runs this month · $0 spend

02

Three commands, no new habits.

It runs on the AI tools your team already uses, so there's nothing to document and no new workflow to learn.

1

Mine your sessions

Operon reads your Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor history on your own laptop and surfaces the prompts your team repeats most. That's the mining.

2

Publish the best as an agent

Pick a winner and Claude writes it a clean SKILL.md — a versioned agent that lands in your team registry.

3

Everyone installs it

One command drops the agent into any teammate's setup. It works the same in Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor.

03

Your whole team levels up.

Your team's best agents all live in one place.

Onboard in hours, not weeks

New hires get every team agent on day one, instead of digging through Slack.

operon — setup · day 1

$ operon setup

✓ detected claude-code, codex

✓ joined acme/platform

✓ installed 7 team agents

your team's top agents

audit-website 0 uses

clone-website 0 uses

setup-claude 0 uses

release-notes 0 uses

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See which agents get used

Every run is logged: who ran it, how long it took, and what it cost.

operon — ledger
acme/platform · last 30d $ ledger

runs

0

active agents

0

spend

$0

top by use

audit-website 0 runs · $0

release-notes 0 runs · $0

clone-website 0 runs · $0

candidate to cut

legacy-importer 0 runs · 90d idle

Knowledge stays when people leave

When someone leaves, their agents stay, and the next hire picks up where they left off.

operon — survives

# authors gone, agents stayed

release-notes@0.4.0 · arush.m left 9mo ago

0 runs since

pr-review@1.2.1 · priya.k left 18mo ago

0 runs since

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Fork agents for each team

Fork it, change it, and push it back, just like any other code.

operon — forks · review-pr

acme/review-pr@1.2.0 base · platform team

└─ acme-product/review-pr@1.2.1 + web-app conventions

└─ acme-infra/review-pr@1.2.2 + terraform & helm checks

0 forks · synced from base

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04

Built like engineering infrastructure.

Each agent is versioned, observable, and scoped to exactly what it's allowed to touch.

operon — history · audit-website

v0.3.2 fix: tighten lighthouse threshold · 2d · arush current

v0.3.1 feat: add a11y audit step · 5d · arne

v0.3.0 feat: nightly cron · 2w · arush

v0.2.4 fix: handle 404 selector · 3w · arne rollback

✓ operon rollback v0.2.4 · restored in 0.3s

operon — runs · last 6h

10:42 audit-website@ 0.3.2 ✓ ok 1.4s $0.012

10:31 clone-website@ 0.2.1 ✓ ok 0.9s $0.008

10:18 audit-website@ 0.3.2 ✓ ok 1.2s $0.011

10:04 setup-claude@ 0.1.0 skip 0.0s

09:51 audit-website@ 0.3.2 ✕ err 2.1s $0.014

09:42 release-notes@ 0.4.0 ✓ ok 0.7s $0.005

0 runs · $0 · 0% ok

operon — policy · audit-website

tools → web.fetch, lighthouse.run

permissions → read:catalog

budget → $2.00 / day

per-call cap → $0.50 · deny if over

spent today → $0 / $2.00 · 0%

✓ under budget · within scope

operon — data flow · local-first

# on this laptop · private

~/.operon/sessions/ 0 files

~/.operon/candidates/ 0 drafts

~/.operon/cache/ 0 MB

↓ redaction runs locally

↓ you choose what to publish

# shared with team · uploaded

audit-website@0.3.2 team

clone-website@0.2.1 team

release-notes@0.4.0 public

Frosted glass background — call to action to start using Operon for shared AI agents

Ship your team's first agent today.

Free to start, no card required. Two minutes from install to your first mined prompt.

Works with Claude Code · Codex · Cursor

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