Trims command output, logs, and Claude's play-by-play before they pile up in the session, so long, noisy work stays quiet and readable. Install and forget — nothing to configure. Short questions with nothing to run cost a little more.
Runs after a tool call finishes for ^(Bash, PowerShell, Read and Grep)$ tool calls, executing compress-tool-output.js and silence-nudge.js via node (2 commands). From V-Songbird/hush.
Builds a personal output style on hush's frame — the user's voice on the surface, hush's silence-and-structure mechanics copied verbatim underneath. Manages its own creations: lists them alongside stock Hush and edits them. A mechanical verifier confirms every invariant survived. Activation is hush:pick-style's job …
Lists every output style available to this plugin — stock Hush and anything craft-style has built — and switches the active one. Activation swaps the chosen style into the plugin's own slot so it binds like stock, and hands back to stock on request. This skill owns the swap procedure; craft-style calls into it. Only…
Project continuity and roadmap trust: keeps a correctable roadmap in your repo, recommends the next task and says why it came first, and hands it off with the paths and symbols checked. Say what you want in plain language — one entrance routes it.
Runs after a tool call finishes for ^(Bash, PowerShell)$, ^(Read, Edit and Write)$ tool calls, executing post-commit.js, context-fill.js and ledger-recall.js via node (3 commands). From V-Songbird/foreman.
Advanced surface, separate from Foreman's core roadmap job — a standalone prompt builder for work that has no roadmap entry behind it. Guides you through assembling a self-contained spawned-session prompt following Foreman's template — asks which optional sections to include, gathers required info via AskUserQuestion…
The one entrance to Foreman — say what you want in plain language and this routes it. Covers the six things Foreman does to a project: add work, show status, correct work, check the roadmap, pick work, or reconcile and pick. It owns no flow of its own; each intent is handed to the skill that already implements it, so…
Bootstraps a project's ROADMAP.jsonl and .foreman/config.json. Asks three things — what the project is, its near-term goals, and whether the drafted roadmap looks right — then writes and commits both files, leaving every optional behavior at its built-in default. The ledger and checkpoint policy are never asked here…
Ongoing entry point for a project's ROADMAP.jsonl. Pick the next task to work on (ranks candidates deterministically by dependencies and file-touch collisions, shows why each is where it is, then crafts a self-contained handoff prompt), add a new task, correct a stale one, review roadmap status, or check the roadmap's…
Advanced surface, normally reached through the foreman entrance's Reconcile and pick mode, which hands it a near-term set of ids to scope the pass to. Ground-truths the roadmap's near-term candidates against the actual codebase — an Explore agent checks whether each candidate's plannedtouches/dependson still match…
YAGNI checkpoints at the harness level for real engineering work — nudges toward the simplest solution and asks one evidence-backed "do we need this?" before new dependencies, file sprawl, and unchecked build growth.