
Part IV · Appendix A
Fix the System
Go beyond the generated brief with the installation sequence, operating thresholds, and manager routines behind each recommended play.
Nobody flagged it. The number was technically correct. The story underneath it was a planning collapse in slow motion.
That's the problem with most maintenance dashboards. They show you the number. They don't read the pattern.
So I built what I wished existed.
A free Claude skill that turns your raw KPI data into a cited, printable executive briefing. Not another dashboard. Drop two CSVs — KPIs and assets — and get a full plant-pulse brief back.


One paragraph that names the pattern — plus a projection (e.g. at current growth, Reactive Work crosses 35% in 3 periods).
Value, trend, target, and benchmark citation for each metric. Color-coded to the SMRP severity threshold.
Every action maps to a named play (PB-RX-001, PB-BL-001 …) with expected impact range and cited basis.
Asset- or area-level narrative that names the signature, the root-cause hypothesis, and the corrective play.
Nothing is asserted without a source. SMRP, Palmer, Moore, Moubray, ISO 14224. No AI slop.
Works offline. Printable. Share the file, not a login.
“Twelve KPIs supported. Ten named playbooks. Eight narrative patterns, each one a real data signature tied to a real source. Self-contained HTML. One-click PDF. Works offline. Free.”
No invented numbers. No AI slop. If the brief says a pattern is forming, it points at the rows in your CSV that formed it and the published standard that names it.
The method behind the briefing
Plant Pulse identifies the signal. Part IV of Fix the System provides the operating plays, and Appendix A defines the measures used to judge whether they hold.

Part IV · Appendix A
Go beyond the generated brief with the installation sequence, operating thresholds, and manager routines behind each recommended play.
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