Configure how this repo runs the cantrips loop: which opt-in knowledge stores are enabled, and which backend the six storage verbs translate to. The result is one prose doc, docs/agents/cantrips-loop.md, that storage-touching skills read in place of the plugin defaults (defaults.md).

Process

1. Read docs/agents/cantrips-loop.md if it exists. An existing doc makes this run an edit: summarize the current configuration, ask what the user wants to change, and carry every unrevisited answer forward unchanged.

2. Explain each opt-in knowledge store's role in plain words, then ask which to enable:

   • docs/adr/ holds durable decisions with supersession chains — an outdated record names the record that replaced it, so decisions have history instead of silent drift. Written only through /compound's user gate; read back by /spec as the repo's decision memory.
   • docs/solutions/ holds problem-shaped learnings — root cause, the gotcha, what didn't work — so the next session that hits the same problem starts from the answer.

3. Ask which backend seed translates the six storage verbs (the verbs and their meaning: defaults.md):

   • Local markdown — the default made explicit: the verb translations in defaults.md. Ask where the artifacts live: gitignored .scratch/<feature>/ (the default — disposable working material, deleted by the human when the feature closes) or a committed path such as docs/specs/ for repos whose specs should travel with branches, worktrees, and pull requests. For a gitignored location, add the entry to .gitignore in this run, so the doc can state a fact instead of leaving every later write a chore.
   • GitHub — the gh CLI: publish the spec as a GitHub issue holding the spec body; publish the tickets as one issue each, each linking its parent spec issue, blocking edges via native issue links; fetch the spec or a ticket with gh issue view; annotate the spec as an issue comment, which appends and carries its own timestamp; resolve the ticket as an issue close with a completion comment.
   • Freeform — the user describes their tracker workflow in a paragraph; record that paragraph as prose and derive each verb's translation from it, asking about any verb the paragraph leaves uncovered.

   Every seed holds the contract invariants in defaults.md: an annotation appends without overwriting what is there, stays time-ordered, and governs over the body it revises; a published ticket is traceable to its parent spec. When a derived translation would break one, say so and ask the user for one that holds.

4. Write docs/agents/cantrips-loop.md as this repo's phrasebook: a skill arrives holding a verb and leaves holding the path or command it means here. Whatever a skill still needs has to be in it. Fill the scaffold:

The cantrips loop in this repo

What the six storage verbs translate to here, and which knowledge stores are enabled. Storage-touching skills read this doc instead of the plugin defaults. /setup-cantrips-loop wrote it; re-run that skill to change it.

Storage backend

<the backend, and what closing a feature means — the one act no verb covers>

• Publish the spec (publish-spec) — <translation>
• Fetch the spec (fetch-spec) — <translation>
• Annotate the spec (annotate-spec) — <translation>
• Publish the tickets (publish-tickets) — <translation>
• Fetch the ticket (fetch-ticket) — <translation>
• Resolve the ticket (resolve-ticket) — <translation>

<the invariants, carried from defaults.md>

Knowledge stores

• docs/adr/ — enabled or disabled.
• docs/solutions/ — enabled or disabled.

Done when every slot is filled and nothing sits outside one.