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Documentation Index

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Rituals are Coven’s human-friendly session-management verbs. Ritual names are product language. The safety behavior underneath them stays precise and conservative.

Archive

Hide a non-running session. Reversible. Events preserved.

Summon

Restore an archived session, then replay/follow it.

Sacrifice

Permanently delete a non-running session and its events.

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Why ritual names?

The three operations on finished sessions have very different consequences:
  • Archive is reversible and keeps the ledger.
  • Summon brings an archived session back into the active list.
  • Sacrifice is destructive, refuses live sessions, and requires --yes so beginners do not delete work by accident.
Plain delete would invite muscle-memory mistakes. Plain hide would lose the symmetry with summon. Ritual names make the intent visible.

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Safety rules

RitualRefuses live?Reversible?Confirmation?
Archiveyes, refuses liveyes, via summonno
Summonn/an/ano
Sacrificeyes, refuses livenorequires --yes
The session browser surfaces every ritual as a labeled action. The CLI exposes them as explicit verbs (coven archive <id>, coven summon <id>, coven sacrifice <id> --yes).