Brain · Team playbooks

Team playbooks

Write a playbook once, keep it in your repo, share a redacted copy with your team. A playbook is a runbook of named steps. Authoring and browsing only. Running a playbook stays governed by the trust and approval flow.

Where to find it

  • Localhost: /team-playbooks.html?repo=<id>
  • API: GET /api/team-playbooks?repo=<id>
  • Keyboard: ⌘ K then playbooks
  • Sidebar: Level up → Team playbooks

What it does for you

Author a playbook with named steps.Give it a title, a summary, and a steps array in JSON. Each step is a verb with input, or a wait with a reason. The runbook parser validates the plan on save, so an invalid plan is rejected and never written.
Keep a per-repo library.Saved playbooks live in .claude/brain/playbooks/ in the selected repo. The library lists each one by title and slug, and you can edit or delete any row.
Share a redacted copy, opt-in.Check "Share with my team" and the playbook publishes through the same pipeline the shared-lesson brain uses. Only the title, summary, and redacted steps leave your machine. Secrets, absolute paths, and raw transcript content stay local, and a playbook that touches a watchlisted sensitive path is kept private automatically.
Browse what your team shared.The "Shared with your team" panel lists shared playbooks with their contributor count and step count. Refresh pulls the latest. If team sharing is off or this device is not bound to a team, the panel says so instead of showing an empty list.

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