Skill Claude Code
Interactive onboarding conversation that surveys a freshly-bootstrapped project's real repo and builds its initial Project Brain — knowledge entries (overview / workflow / rules / guides), a handful of seed memories, and a proposed pipeline config — through a chat that asks one question at a time and never writes…
Skill Claude Code
Capture and maintain a project's product map — user journeys, scenarios, business rules, and workflow diagrams as curated Mermaid knowledge entries. Use this skill whenever someone wants to: document product flows, capture user journeys, generate scenario diagrams, maintain business rules visually, update the…
Skill Claude Code
Master agent for Update Pipeline stage ② (Reconcile). Reads the context bundle from a reconcilerun row, reasons over the change, produces one of four verdicts (no-op | apply | apply-with-adaptation | escalate), writes the candidate body, and records the verdict via forgereconcile. Used by the internal reconcile…
Skill Claude Code
Meta-guide for Forge's per-project pipeline skills: what Forge does with a skill at runtime, and the standard for authoring / customizing / shadowing one correctly and cheaply. Read or invoke this BEFORE writing, rewriting, or tuning a project's skills — especially non-standard projects (MCP-driven build/deploy…
Skill Claude Code
Adversarial verifier for Update Pipeline stage ② (Reconcile). Independently judges whether a reconcile agent's candidate skill body is safe to publish, using only the bundle from the reconcilerun row. Votes pass or fail. Used by the internal reconcile pipeline — not user-invocable.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Act as the resident master for one Forge project on a runner box, working its outstanding backlog down by dispatching issues to shipped roles and deciding, on the record, about every row it does not dispatch. Use when this session is a master pane, when a pass is nudged, or on "run a pass", "what should this project…
Skill Claude Code
The shape every agent-written message to a person must have before Forge will accept it: the three intents, the two audiences, the five cells they make, the rules each cell holds, and the eight doors those cells are read at. Read this when a write was refused with a rule id, before writing a comment or a question…
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