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dormstern/forge

Command

Founder mode — integrate cycle evidence, score thesis confidence on the 1–5 rubric with hard caps, flag unsupported claims, log Evolution Log entry, identify gaps for next cycle.

dormstern/forge

Command

Run the Devil's Advocate against a built-in fake plan — the 30-second magic moment for first-time Forge users. Zero setup required, no state files needed. Triggers on "try forge", "demo forge", "show me what this does", "see Forge in action", or just after install when the user wants to see what the plugin does…

dormstern/forge

Hook

Runs when a session starts, running an inline shell check. From dormstern/forge.

dormstern/forge

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when assigning T1/T2/T3 to a feature in PM mode SHAPE, or when the user asks "should this be auto-commit or checkpoint". T1 = fully autonomous (auto-commit). T2 = checkpoint before commit. T3 = checkpoint before tests AND commit. The decision tree maps risk to tier — clear intent + no contract impact → T1; touches…

dormstern/forge

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use during Founder mode SCOUT to extract structured signals from public communities. The 7-signal framework (pain, frequency, severity, willingness-to-pay, competitor, trend, contradictory) applied across Reddit, G2, Hacker News, ProductHunt, Crunchbase. Verbatim quotes only. Contradictory signals mandatory. Bottom-up…

dormstern/forge

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use during PM mode BUILD or whenever the user asks "is this still on-strategy". Auto-fires every 5 completed features. Audits the last 5 against IDENTITY.md (WHO/JOB/NEVER), Architecture Constraints, contracts (if applicable), and rework patterns. Returns CONTINUE / DISCUSS / PIVOT / CONTRACTHALT and flags STABILIZE…

dormstern/forge

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use during Founder mode INTERROGATE / SYNTHESIZE, or whenever evaluating evidence quality. Weight 3 = behavioral (past actions, artifacts shown). Weight 2 = mixed. Weight 1 = stated intent ("I would use"). Confidence scoring caps: single source type → max 3, all stated intent → max 3, ≥4 requires ≥50% behavioral + ≥3…

dormstern/forge

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when validating a startup hypothesis pre-PMF. Runs SCOUT → INTERROGATE → SYNTHESIZE → TEST cycles 3–5 times across 2–4 weeks until 12 graduation criteria are met. Mandatory Devil's Advocate after every INTERROGATE. Confidence scoring on 1–5 rubric with hard caps. Falsification-driven, not validation-driven.

dormstern/forge

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when defining or evolving WHO / JOB / NEVER for a product, or when interpreting drift in PM mode. Identity is the spine that drift checks audit against. Evolution Log is append-only and tracks every identity change with trigger evidence and rationale. Identity-as-signal, not identity-as-requirement.

dormstern/forge

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when shipping a product (post-PMF). Runs HARVEST → SHAPE → BUILD → SHIP cycles indefinitely. Each cycle harvests signals, proposes a release plan with kill-list (10% Delete Rule) and Devil's Advocate, runs the Ralph Loop with autonomy tiers (T1/T2/T3), audits drift every 5 features, ships, measures, recommends…

dormstern/forge

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use during PM mode SHAPE or SHIP. Auto-detects when a release should be a stabilization release (all debt + rework, zero new features) — fires when reworkrate > 15%, blocked features ≥ 3, avg builder resets > 2, or avg qualityscore < 6.0 across last 5 features. Caught early, stabilization saves a quarter; missed, it…

dormstern/forge

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use during PM mode SHAPE. Every release plan must propose killing ≥10% of in-flight scope as deletion candidates. Surfaces features with postmvpstatus="evaluate", low-usage signals, stale work, no-owner items. If nothing qualifies, state that explicitly with evidence — don't skip. The most-violated rule in the…

dormstern/forge

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when the user is starting with the Forge plugin or asks "what does Forge do" / "how do I use Forge". Routes to the right mode (Founder for pre-PMF, PM for shipping products) and explains the 14 commands, the two cycles, and where to start. Authoritative source for the canonical command vocabulary.