AI agent skills suite
PEA Skills Suite
The working practice behind the product stories: interpret the purpose, make a justified change, verify it and retain the decision record.

One entry point, retained context
The suite makes Improve the normal entry point for bounded work. Intent interprets what the operator means before action; Trail records substantive decisions afterwards. Destination consolidates accepted direction when a durable choice needs settling, and Orient refreshes the map when accumulated evidence makes the old one misleading. The aim is not to make the operator manually orchestrate a roster of agents.
A destination is not unlimited authority
The operator remains responsible for purpose and consequential decisions. A delegated implementation task is not permission to buy services, change the destination, publish private material or erase evidence. The suite connects improvement to an explicit boundary and a prediction that can be checked. That distinction matters when showing fast product delivery: generated code alone does not establish that the right product was built or that its release works.
The machine in the illustration
The owner-selected workshop illustration makes the connected loop visible: human intent feeds the work, a decision trail passes through it, and reflection feeds learning back into later runs. It is an illustration of the method, not a screenshot of an executable orchestration service. The actual skill artifacts are readable Markdown intended for compatible agent hosts, with target-local memory and an append-only semantic trail.
Evidence and limitations
The three product overviews give bounded release timelines. They illustrate a practice but do not isolate the skills suite as the cause of delivery speed. An agent-authored trail is also not independent evidence of everything it claims. Optional harness capture serves a different trust layer, and external verification remains necessary for deployed behavior. Probe is separate research instrumentation, not a required step in ordinary development. See the repository for the current contracts, installation and historical evidence.