The IDE armor.
Legion is the Cursor and VS Code extension I built to ship at platform speed. It powers the fleet of agents and skills I run inside my IDE. 25,000 operators picked it up in its first week. Open-source. Free. Yours.
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One command per surface
Pick your editor. Run the command. The suit boots inside the IDE on the next reload.
code --install-extension thenotoriousllama.legionovsx install thenotoriousllama.legiongit clone https://github.com/thenotoriousllama/legionAgents, skills, doctrine
Legion ships an agent system, a skill system, and a doctrine layer that orchestrates both. The result is a fleet of specialist operators, all reading the same playbook, all reporting to one human.
.cursor/agents/
One markdown file per specialist. db-guardian. seo-aeo-guardian. security-guardian. Each one carries domain context, voice, and a handoff protocol. Drop them into any repo. Legion reads them and routes work to the right one.
.cursor/skills/
Cross-domain skills the agents call into. ux-ui-llama for design. seo-aeo-weapon for SEO. asset-weapon for the asset registry. Legion treats skills as first-class capabilities, not stuffed-into-the-prompt context.
Things the fleet does on day one
legion-document
One command to extract every code entity (functions, classes, services, env vars, schemas) into atomic markdown wiki pages with live backlinks. The wiki updates as the code does.
legion-find
Semantic search across the codebase plus generated docs. Ask in plain English. Get the file paths, the line ranges, and the relevant prose. No more grep gymnastics.
legion-research
Spin up a research agent that pulls together docs, code, ADRs, and prior decisions before you start a feature. Instant briefing, written in your own voice.
Twenty-five thousand operators picked up the suit in its first week. The doctrine compounds.
Hand the suit to a friend
Legion is open source. Fork it. Extend it. Use it. The doctrine is in the code. The receipts are in the marketplace counter at the top of this page.
signed, the llama