A map of the work, not a list of skills
1,202 skills and agents, organised by where they bite in your practice — 5 practice models, 37process stages, granular down to the actual job. The library isn’t the offering. The offering is composing it into systems that work for you.
Three primitives, two surfaced
Agentic automation is built from three parts. Tools are the actions a system can take — call an API, query a database, drive a browser; the commodity substrate. Skills are packaged know-how that tells an agent how to do a specific job well. Agents decide which actions to take, in what order, toward a goal.
This library is the asset above the tools — the skills and agents themselves, mapped to the practice models and process stages where they actually bite. The harder part — turning parts into a system that works — is agentic automation, the one service this library serves.
It is distinct from the solution-shapes library. The two are independent and live in different parts of the business.