From loom
Enter Loom doctrine before work. Use first in Loom workspaces unless an adapter has already loaded the ordered bootstrap references.
npx claudepluginhub z3z1ma/agent-loom --plugin loomThis skill uses the workspace's default tool permissions.
This is Loom's first skill.
Maintain Loom-compatible skills. Use when adding, tightening, reviewing, or auditing skill boundaries, templates, references, or descriptions.
Loaded at session start. Establishes awareness of craft-skills so the assistant invokes relevant skills before acting. Not invoked directly.
Builds, runs, and maintains Lobu agent projects using lobu.toml configs, IDENTITY/SOUL/USER.md files, local skills, evals, CLI commands, and Owletto memory wiring.
Share bugs, ideas, or general feedback.
This is Loom's first skill.
Use it to load the mandatory operating doctrine that was formerly shipped as top-level always-on rule files. Loom can be distributed as a skills package; this skill is the package entry point that tells an agent how to become a Loom operator.
If Loom is active and the ordered bootstrap doctrine is not already in your current context, read the references below before doing any work.
If a harness adapter has already loaded these same references into the current context, do not waste context rereading them. Treat this skill as the index and continue using the loaded doctrine.
If you are unsure whether the doctrine is loaded, fail closed: read the references in order.
Read immediately for normal Loom use unless the same ordered doctrine is already present earlier in the context window:
references/01-core-identity.mdreferences/02-truth-and-authority.mdreferences/03-outer-loop.mdreferences/04-ralph-inner-loop.mdreferences/05-critique-and-wiki.mdreferences/06-filesystem-and-tooling.mdreferences/07-validation-and-honesty.mdreferences/08-trust-boundaries.mdThen activate the task-specific Loom skill that owns the next truth change.
For harnesses with a project instruction file such as AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md,
GEMINI.md, or equivalent, use wording like:
Loom is active in this workspace. Before any work, use the `loom-bootstrap` skill
unless Loom's ordered bootstrap doctrine is already loaded in the current context.
After bootstrap, route work through the Loom skill that owns the next truth
change.
This instruction is a pointer, not a new source of truth. The bootstrap doctrine lives in this skill's ordered references.
Harness adapters may preload these references as always-on context when the harness supports it cleanly. That is a performance and reliability boost, not a different protocol.
When an adapter preloads bootstrap context, it should preserve source markers or paths that identify the ordered references so future operators can tell which doctrine was loaded.