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Claude Cowork Plugin

💸FinOps Practitioner

Inventory AI spend, allocate costs, compute cost-per-successful-task, and prep vendor renewals

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skills

The FinOps Practitioner plugin helps you run the AI-spend operating model: visibility, allocation, unit economics, and vendor controls. Every command works standalone with your input — paste the invoices, usage exports, or notes you have and get a structured working draft ready for your review.

Use /ai-spend-inventory to consolidate subscriptions, API usage, credit pools, and embedded AI into one normalized monthly view with owners, renewals, and waste flags. Use /allocate-ai-costs to turn consolidated bills into a team-level showback with explicit allocation rules and an honest unallocated remainder. Use /cost-per-task to compute cost-per-successful-task unit economics — retries, eval overhead, and quality thresholds included. Use /ai-spend-report to draft the monthly report your CFO and CTO can absorb in five minutes. Use /vendor-renewal-brief to walk into an AI vendor renewal with utilization evidence, options, an ask list, and a credible walk-away.

The plugin's skills activate automatically when relevant: AI Billing Models normalizes seat, usage, credit, reserved-capacity, and embedded-AI pricing into comparable run rates; AI Unit Economics keeps every cost conversation anchored to cost-per-successful-outcome instead of tokens.

Commands

/ai-spend-inventory

Consolidate AI subscriptions, API usage, credits, and embedded AI into one normalized spend inventory with owners, renewal dates, and flags

/allocate-ai-costs

Turn consolidated AI bills into a team-level showback or chargeback allocation with explicit rules and an unallocated remainder

/cost-per-task

Compute cost-per-successful-task unit economics from usage and cost data, including retries, failures, and quality thresholds

/ai-spend-report

Draft an executive-ready monthly AI spend report — headline, drivers, per-team view, anomalies, and decisions needed

/vendor-renewal-brief

Build a renewal negotiation brief for an AI vendor — utilization evidence, consolidation options, ask list, and walk-away position

Skills

Skills activate automatically when Claude Cowork detects you're working on relevant tasks — no slash command needed.

AI Billing Models

Normalize seat, usage, credit, reserved-capacity, hybrid, and embedded-AI billing into comparable monthly run rates, with contract mechanics flagged

AI Unit Economics

Push every cost conversation from tokens to cost-per-successful-task — honest numerators, quality-bar denominators, and the counterfactual

Usage examples

/ai-spend-inventory Copilot Business 120 eng seats, ChatGPT Business 45 seats, OpenAI API ~$3,800/mo, a half-used $25k Anthropic credit purchase, Notion AI bundled in our workspace tier. Only Copilot's renewal is known (November). Build the inventory and flag the gaps.

/allocate-ai-costs Last month's consolidated AI bill is $41,200. Teams: Platform 22, Product Eng 48, Marketing 15, Support 30. The OpenAI key is shared by Product Eng and Support. Propose allocation rules and produce the showback table.

/cost-per-task Ticket-summarization workflow: 18,400 requests, $2,950 model cost, 11% retry rate, evals add ~8%. Success = shipped without agent edits (82% of completions). Cost per successful summary and the biggest lever?

/vendor-renewal-brief ChatGPT Business renews Jan 15 — 45 seats at $20/seat/mo annual, 29 weekly-active users, 30-day notice window, heavy overlap with our Claude Team plan. Build the negotiation brief.

Install this plugin

Claude Cowork

/plugin marketplace add alexclowe/awesome-claude-cowork-plugins/plugin install finops-practitioner@awesome-claude-cowork-plugins

Paste in Claude Cowork (requires a paid Claude plan). Add the marketplace once, then install any plugin by name.

All content generated by this plugin is for drafting and informational purposes only. The finops practitioner is responsible for reviewing, verifying, and customizing all outputs before professional use. This plugin does not constitute professional advice.