Skill Claude CodeCodex
A lightweight lane outside the forge loop for trivial tasks (typo fixes, path tweaks, version bumps, small renames) — grills lightly, then runs the change directly with no formal artifacts (no ADR/plan/run/STATUS/retro). Bails to fg-ask if the task turns out non-trivial. Use in contexts like 'forge quick', '빠르게 처리'…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Runs a refined plan (.forge/plan.md, or a waiting plan in .forge/backlog/) as a Claude Code Dynamic Workflow — one unexecuted plan runs right away; several show a priority-sorted selection (with 'Run all'), then the chosen task is promoted into the active slot. Warns before re-running a plan that already ran. Use in…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Domain-specialised security audit of a codebase, outside the forge loop — a vendored multi-phase methodology (recon → parallel attack-class hunting → independent validation → machine-readable findings) whose findings, past a severity gate and your approval, become fix-forward backlog plans. Artefacts stay OUTSIDE the…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A read-only status reporter for the forge loop — surveys .forge/ and shows where every task stands (active slot, backlog, awaiting-retro, done history, quick lane) plus the single next step you need, with its trigger. Writes nothing, never auto-runs (fg-status reports; fg-next acts). On-demand utility outside the…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Set up (or refresh) a Claude Code statusline showing forge's loop progress, in one of two modes — method 1 (append) wraps your existing statusLine as extra rows (original preserved); method 2 (merge) installs a forge-owned unified script with daleseo-style system info (model/dir/git/context/usage bars) + forge…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Toggle forge's TDD mode on/off — a persistent setting in .forge/config.json. fg-tdd on/off set it; no arg shows the current state. When on, fg-ask defaults to asking per task and fg-run runs test-first. On-demand utility outside the loop. Use in contexts like 'forge tdd', 'tdd on', 'tdd off', 'TDD 켜', 'TDD 꺼', 'tdd…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Opens a browser-based visual companion in any conversation — a local zero-dependency server shows mockups, diagrams, and visual A/B options you push as HTML, and takes the user's answers back as events: a click settles a choice, a screen can carry a text box, and a confirmed choice wakes you with no terminal turn.…