Spell cards
The toolkit arrives in stacks — one per pack, the way you install it. Sixteen spells you cast by name, sixteen references the model reaches for on its own. The row below is all of it.
Open a stack to see its cards, grouped into spells and references. Click a card to turn it.
Stack
Core
Seventeen skills, installed with the toolkit. Eleven spells that make up the workflow chain and its configuration, six opinions the toolkit holds about how work should be done.
Spells run only when a person types /<name>. References load themselves when the work matches.
17 cards
Spells
11 of 17
cast by name
01 Cast by name
02 Cast by name
03 Cast by name
04 Cast by name
05 Cast by name
06 Cast by name
07 Cast by name
08 Cast by name
09 Cast by name
10 Cast by name
11 Cast by name
References
6 of 17
the model reaches for them
01 Loads itself
02 Loads itself
03 Loads itself
04 Loads itself
05 Loads itself
06 Loads itself
Stack
umbraco-17
Optional pack, pinned to the CMS major. Six references and four spells for building and reviewing Umbraco work.
Pinned to the major, not the minor.
10 cards
Spells
4 of 10
cast by name
01 Cast by name
02 Cast by name
03 Cast by name
04 Cast by name
References
6 of 10
the model reaches for them
01 Loads itself
02 Loads itself
03 Loads itself
04 Loads itself
05 Loads itself
06 Loads itself
Stack
umbraco-cloud
Optional pack for Umbraco Deploy. Applies to any licensed install, not only Cloud.
Cloud-only behaviours are marked as such.
2 cards
Spells
1 of 2
cast by name
01 Cast by name
References
1 of 2
the model reaches for them
01 Loads itself
Stack
dotnet
Optional pack for C# and .NET, CMS or not. Three references, no spells.
It applies even when nobody said "C#".
3 cards
References
3 of 3
the model reaches for them
01 Loads itself
02 Loads itself
03 Loads itself
About Cantrip
Cantrip was created to help cross-functional web and product teams collaborate throughout the software development lifecycle. It prioritizes alignment around requirements, feature-tracking, and responsible agentic development practices. It prioritizes quality over speed—though speed tends to be a byproduct. Check out the project on github: https://github.com/robot-denny/cantrip or read more about the concept behind this flexible AI toolkit.