# Supplied skills

These portable editions were prepared from the current working skills on 2026-09-06. They keep the methods while removing private paths, personal identities, and private harness requirements. The transcreation builder adapts the current language method into a way to create skills for other audiences.

## Install for the receiving agent

Read each supplied skill fully, including the transcreation builder's method reference, as you install the package. Use the skill authoring and installation capabilities supported by the person's agent and system. Preserve the `SKILL.md` entrypoints, metadata, and referenced resources in whatever supported packaging that environment needs.

The `legion-` names distinguish these editions from existing skills. Inspect any existing equivalents and preserve the person's own changes. Reuse an adequate installation where appropriate. Confirm that the agent discovers the installed capabilities before relying on them, using a fresh session when the environment requires one.

Installation makes a capability available. Its activation description decides when to use it. The six starting capabilities are meant to be available early; the supporting four are for the particular tasks they describe.

## Starting capabilities

| Skill source | When it helps |
| --- | --- |
| [Intent design](skills/legion-intent-design/SKILL.md) | A nuanced outcome needs to survive conversation without being reduced to the current implementation. An adequate project brief already supplies initial intent. |
| [Coherent implementation](skills/legion-implement-change/SKILL.md) | Carrying an authorized build or change through the result, relevant checks, current project knowledge, and recoverable history. |
| [Causal debugging](skills/legion-debug/SKILL.md) | Failed fixes or contradictory observations suggest the current explanation is wrong. |
| [Autonomy loop](skills/legion-autonomy-loop/SKILL.md) | The person wants a substantial outcome carried through in focused packets. Actual wake and scheduling depend on the installed environment. |
| [Thinking-tics editing](skills/legion-edit-thinking-tics/SKILL.md) | A fixed prose draft needs a later, local editing pass that preserves thought and voice. |
| [Transcreation-skill builder](skills/legion-transcreation-skill-builder/SKILL.md) | Creating a reusable language capability for the person's locale, audience, and writing. Its [thought-equivalence method](skills/legion-transcreation-skill-builder/references/thought-equivalence.md) is included. |

## Supporting capabilities

| Skill source | When it helps |
| --- | --- |
| [Project mapping](skills/legion-bootstrap/SKILL.md) | Establishing useful source navigation as part of setup or a requested documentation task. |
| [Software audit](skills/legion-audit/SKILL.md) | Answering a bounded question about current software behavior or structure. |
| [Coordination design](skills/legion-spec-design/SKILL.md) | Authorized independent workers need compatible responsibilities and shared boundaries. |
| [Intent verification](skills/legion-verify-spec/SKILL.md) | Someone requests a verdict on whether an identified intent or spec is fulfilled. |

These ten entrypoints and the linked thought-equivalence reference are all the resources supplied by this skill package. There are no bundled executables or install scripts. The receiver uses its normal tooling to install them.

An agent may already supply skill-creation, image-generation, documentation lookup, browsing, or other capabilities. Discover and use those when they serve the chosen work.