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Twelve capability contracts. None in production.

A capability is the repeatable way of doing a piece of work: it has a contract, procedure, permitted context, tools, tests, limits and a record of results. This is the candidate portfolio and what actually exists.

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Anatomy of a capability

  • Contract
  • Procedure
  • Permitted context
  • Tools
  • Tests
  • Limits
  • Record of results

RECORDED FACTEach run must produce two things: a verifiable Currency 1 result (the case moved) and a Currency 2 outcome (the playbook learned or confirmed).

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The candidate portfolio

M3-01

Archive cartographer

Maps sources, versions, coverage and gaps.

M3-02

Context assembler

Builds the minimum dossier needed to run a mission.

M3-03

Next-step executor

Delivers the permitted act or the finished product for the case.

M3-04

Currency 2 minter

Records the outcome and the playbook contribution, without duplication.

M3-05

Boundary extractor

Identifies territorial relations of neighbours and boundaries, with proof and location.

M3-06

Identity reconciler

Verifies identities or states the ambiguity explicitly.

M3-09

Organization curator

Proposes clean-ups with before, after and a way back.

M3-10

Deadline watcher

Issues actionable alerts with source and owner.

M3-11

Capability evaluator

Runs tests, catches regressions and measures results.

M3-12

Routine engineer

Proposes new capabilities from recurring patterns.

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What actually exists

ItemStatus
Proposed business contracts12
Technical roles modeled in code8, in a local demonstrator
Shadow pilotsReading original sources and cross-referencing territorial references in a narrow slice, with human review and no external contact.
Capabilities in productionNone