Create Standard Operating Procedures with step-by-step workflows, RACI matrices, process maps, approval chains, and version control
npx skills add https://github.com/w95/awesome-claude-corporate-skills --skill sop-builder
Generate comprehensive Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) that document processes, assign responsibilities, establish approval chains, and enable consistent execution across teams. This skill creates professional, compliance-ready SOPs with clear workflows and governance.
Step #: [Action]
- Input: [Required materials/data]
- Action: [Specific task]
- Output: [Deliverable]
- Owner: [Role responsible]
- Timeline: [Duration/deadline]
Create accountability structure:
Activity | Finance | Operations | Approval | Execution
---------|---------|-----------|----------|----------
Request | R | C | I | I
Review | A | R | C | I
Approval | C | I | A | R
Execute | I | I | I | A
START
|
v
[Step 1] --> [Step 2] --> [Step 3]
|
v (Error)
[Correction]
|
v
[Step 3]
|
v
END
SOP-XXX: [Process Name]
Version: 1.0
Last Updated: [Date]
Next Review: [Date]
Owner: [Name/Role]
Purpose: [1-2 sentence summary]
Scope: [What's included; what's excluded]
Responsible Parties:
Key Metrics:
RACI Matrix: [See above]
Process Steps:
[Numbered steps 1-N with all details]
Approval Chain:
Exception Handling:
10. Feedback Loop: Collect user feedback; iterate quarterly
SOP-001: Expense Approval Workflow
Purpose: Ensure all expenses are authorized, documented, and compliant with company policy.
Scope: All employee expenses; excludes routine operational costs over $50K (escalated to CFO).
Key Metrics:
RACI Matrix:
| Activity | Employee | Manager | Finance | CFO |
|----------|----------|---------|---------|-----|
| Submit | R | - | I | I |
| Initial Review | - | A | C | - |
| Compliance Check | - | - | R | - |
| Final Approval | - | - | A | - |
| Payment | - | - | R | I |
Steps:
Approval Chain:
Exceptions:
Use this skill to: Document any repeatable process, create compliance-ready workflows, establish clear accountability, and enable consistent execution at scale.
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Take w95/sop-builder from the repository into ~/.claude/skills for personal
use, or into .claude/skills inside a project.
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