Enter a Loom workspace safely: discover structure, bootstrap the tree, resolve ownership, read constitution first, and route to the correct subsystem before downstream work. Use when the next owner layer is unclear, the workspace may be uninitialized, scope looks ambiguous, or you need to decide whether the next move is outer-loop framing, evidence, Ralph execution, critique, wiki, retrospective, or another workflow coordinator.
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Install skill "loom-workspace" with this command: npx skills add z3z1ma/skillsmp-z3z1ma-z3z1ma-loom-workspace
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Maintain live execution records and ticket-owned acceptance decisions. Use when new work needs a bounded owner, when execution status, blockers, evidence, critique, route-specific wiki, or retrospective / promotion disposition changes, or when Ralph and other workflow passes must reconcile their consequences into ticket truth.
Drive a high-level user objective across multiple Loom phases. Use when the user delegates an outcome that needs objective shaping, owner-record updates, bounded tickets, Ralph/local execution, evidence, critique, reassessment, and continuation without prompting every downstream step.
Shared Loom record grammar: frontmatter, IDs, filenames, typed links, status lifecycles, claim coverage syntax, template use, and native validation patterns. Use when creating or reshaping any Loom artifact, reconciling references, deciding how to name a file, or validating records directly.
Package already-truthful Loom work for merge, release, or handoff without closing tickets. Use when ticket, evidence, critique, and promotion disposition should become a PR summary, release note draft, risk summary, or follow-up list.