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eTop Skills

A small, growing library of Claude Code skills used at eTop Technology to run an MSP. Published so other MSPs (and curious peers) can lift, fork, or argue with our patterns.

What's in here

Skill What it does
news Pulls a fresh AI + cybersecurity news digest from across the web — model releases, CVEs, practical AI how-to, MSP-relevant vendor news — and tags items for relevance to your stack. Invoke with /news (supports today/week/month/ai/cyber/msp/howto).
service-manager Daily / weekly / monthly / quarterly cadence for running a service desk as a non-technical operator. CFO / Integrator-friendly.
technical-architect Runs a ticket through Claude and returns a structured good / bad / next review with documentation, vendor-doc, and prior-ticket context. Designed so a non-technical operator can carry Tier 3 reviews without bottlenecking senior techs.

Why publish them

A lot of MSP "ops content" is paywalled coaching, conference slides, or LinkedIn posturing. We figured the actual playbooks — the ones we run on Tuesday mornings — would be more useful in the open.

These are the eTop versions, lightly generalized. Where we name a vendor or rule, that's because we've actually been burned by it. Steal the structure; replace the specifics with yours.

How to use a skill

Skills are markdown files with frontmatter. Two ways to use them:

  1. Drop into Claude Code: copy a SKILL.md into ~/.claude/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md (user-level) or .claude/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md (project-level). Claude Code auto-discovers it.
  2. Read as a doc: they read fine on GitHub. The methodology is the value; the Claude integration is the icing.

Invoke from inside Claude Code with /skill <skill-name> or just describe what you want — the description in the frontmatter is the trigger.

About eTop

eTop Technology is an MSP. We run on ConnectWise Manage, Hudu, Microsoft 365, and a stack we've curated over years of "that one didn't work, try the other." We use Claude Code heavily across service delivery, sales, and back-office ops.

If any of these patterns spark ideas, or you want to compare notes on running an MSP with AI in the loop, we're hiring conversations welcome.

License

MIT — use them, modify them, ship them. Attribution appreciated, not required.

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Claude Code skills used at eTop Technology to run an MSP — service-manager cadence and technical-architect ticket review.

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