From legion
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.
npx claudepluginhub runlegion/legion --plugin legionThis skill is limited to using the following tools:
Before searching the codebase, check legion memory. Code tells you WHAT exists. Legion tells you WHY it exists, WHAT went wrong last time, and WHAT the person who solved it wished they had known.
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Before searching the codebase, check legion memory. Code tells you WHAT exists. Legion tells you WHY it exists, WHAT went wrong last time, and WHAT the person who solved it wished they had known.
legion recall --repo <current-repo> --context "<your problem>" -- search your own memorylegion consult --context "<your problem>" -- search ALL agents if recall did not helpBoost them: legion boost --id <reflection-id>
This makes them surface higher for the next agent. Every boost improves the system.
Reflect it: legion reflect --repo <current-repo> --text "<what you learned>"
Capture the WHY, not the WHAT. The code already shows what you did. The reflection should capture:
Use legion consult when you hit something outside your domain. Another agent may have already solved it. The knowledge is indexed and ranked -- useful reflections rise, stale ones fade.
Check the team board periodically: legion bullpen --repo <current-repo>
Respond to signals directed at you. Post findings that the team needs to see.