skill-cataloglisted

# Skill catalogue — see and activate what is not loaded Most skills are deliberately NOT active, to keep the per-turn token cost of the available-skills list minimal. They are all still one command away, and this skill is the index that keeps them findable. **Sessions start pruned to the core set by default.** If a task might be covered by a skill you cannot see in your available-skills list, it has almost certainly not been removed — it is inactive. Look here before improvising from memory. ## See everything that exists ```bash constitution/scripts/skill_activation/skill_activate.sh list ``` `[*]` = active now · `[ ]` = available, not loaded. ## Activate one, then use it ```bash constitution/scripts/skill_activation/skill_activate.sh activate <name> ``` Activation takes effect in THIS running session — the skill appears in your available-skills list within the same session, no restart. If activation fails, the command says so explicitly and exits non-zero: treat that as "the skill is NOT available" and say so, never assume it loaded. ## Release it when done ```bash constitution/scripts/skill_activation/skill_activate.sh deactivate <name> ``` This unlinks it so the NEXT session does not pay for it. It does not shrink the current session (the platform caches an already-loaded skill). ## Nothing here has been deleted `session-init` prunes the active set to the declared core by default. Pruning NEVER deletes: a symlink loses only its link (the target is untouched),