The packaged admin skills

Seven procedures ship with the package — the agent fetches one with Get Skill and follows it. Each has a fixed output shape, so two runs are comparable. Skills propose; publishing still goes through Activate Draft with your approval. They’re ordinary skills, so you can edit or extend them.

Composing

document_to_briefs — turns a methodology deck, enablement guide, or policy page into typed brief drafts, one per audience. Presents a review table first, then drafts; sensitive material is flagged for narrower routing.

compose_entity — drafts an entity’s text: the catalog description, the instruction, and synonyms drawn from the org’s own vocabulary. Shows before/after, then saves the draft.

Reviewing

review_pending_changes — finds every draft ahead of its served version and walks each through the publish flow: preview, your yes, commit with a comment. Ends with a ledger of what was activated, held, or needs Studio.

config_conflict_audit — finds contradictions, redundancy, and staleness across instructions, briefs, and domain meaning. Reports findings with locations and excerpts; changes nothing.

compare_artifact — puts two artifacts of one library side by side: entity vs entity on one object, brief vs brief, domain vs domain, or a copy against its origin. Each difference gets a verdict — aligned, deliberately divergent, contradiction, or silent drift — with one recommended action per problem row.

Operating

health_review — the weekly check-in: trends, cost movers, quality dips, and issues, cross-referenced with the change log so movement gets a suspected cause. Returns ranked findings, each with a next action.

diagnose_payload — traces “the agent said something wrong” or “didn’t know X” to one cause: a permission strip, a failed element, an empty field, an unserved or unrouted artifact, or a recent change. Returns the diagnosis, the evidence, and one fix.

NOTE

Five more are planned: runbook_to_skill, codify_vocabulary, design_domain, coverage_audit, and write_posture_review.

What’s next