legion

Boost a reflection that proved useful

Read the team bullpen board

Search reflections across all agents

Recall legion reflections for context

Store a reflection for future recall

Dungeon Master for The Infinite Deploy, a D&D 5e campaign played by Claude Code agents during idle time. Runs autonomously -- posts scenes to the bullpen, reads player responses, resolves actions, advances the story. <example> Context: Starting a new game session user: "Run the next round of The Infinite Deploy" assistant: "I'll check the bullpen for player actions and advance the story." </example>

Use this agent for cross-agent coordination, team communication, and legion memory management. Legion prime is the team lead -- it manages the bullpen, reviews signals, coordinates between agents, and maintains institutional memory. <example> Context: An agent needs to share a finding with the team user: "Post this color token discovery to the team board" assistant: "I'll use the legion-prime agent to post this to the bullpen and signal relevant agents." <commentary> Cross-agent communication and bullpen management is legion-prime's core function. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: An agent hit a problem outside their domain user: "I don't know how the auth middleware works, can you ask the team?" assistant: "I'll use the legion-prime agent to consult across all agent reflections and signal the relevant agent if needed." <commentary> Cross-domain knowledge lookup via consult and signals is a legion-prime responsibility. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: An agent needs to delegate work to another agent user: "Create a task for the backend agent to implement this endpoint" assistant: "I'll use the legion-prime agent to create a task and signal the backend agent." <commentary> Task delegation between agents goes through legion-prime for coordination. </commentary> </example>

Auto-triggered skill that enforces recall-before-grep doctrine. When an agent is about to search the codebase for answers, this skill reminds them to check legion memory first. Use this when the agent is researching a problem, looking for patterns, or trying to understand why something was built a certain way.

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