What problem does it solve? Teams often cannot tell what a toolkit actually does versus what is merely planned, and documentation drifts from reality. This Skill answers "what can Seshat BI do right now" with one truthful, categorical read derived from committed, reviewable metadata rather than from a file's mere existence. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Manifest-driven inventory: Reads docs/capabilities/capabilities.yaml and reconciles it against the _DISPATCH command table, skill frontmatter, kit-source verbs, roadmap ship status, and status-claims records. - Two output formats: Produces a grouped human-readable read by default, or a stable deterministic JSON form via --format json for machine consumption. - Strictly read-only: Writes nothing, connects to no database, emits no scores, and never acts as a gate or readiness surface. - Use Case: A new contributor asks which parts of the retail-to-Power-BI pipeline work without a database; run the module and relay its grouped output showing each capability by lifecycle state, authority, requirements, and provenance. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to run the capability inventory by executing python -m seshat.capability_inventory from the repository root and show the grouped output.