Automate and accelerate complex projects. Fast, effective, and consistently structured. MCP server, Claude Skills, CLI. JSON output available for AI agents.
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Build and load a Context Forge context prompt. Use when the user asks to build, load, or refresh Context Forge context, optionally for a particular phase or slice.
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Run Context Forge consistency checks on project artifacts. Use when the user asks to check, fix, or audit cf project document consistency.
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Show all fields for the active Context Forge project. Use when the user asks to see the cf project's fields or configuration.
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Show the recommended next action for the current Context Forge project. Use when the user asks what to do next in the cf workflow.
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Guide a user through Context Forge project setup and into their first phase of work. Use when the user wants to set up or onboard a project with Context Forge.
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Manage Context Forge projects (list, get, set, rm, schema). Use when the user asks to list cf projects or manage project registration.
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Get or list Context Forge prompt templates. Use when the user asks for a cf prompt by phase name or wants the list of available prompts.
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Set a field on the active Context Forge project (e.g. phase, slice). Use when the user asks to set or change a cf project field.
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Show Context Forge project status (phase, slice, task progress). Use when the user asks for cf status or where the project stands.
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Set up CI for a project, and offer to generate its own /release skill. Detects the stack, writes .github/workflows/ci.yml from the guide's baseline and generates the project's own .claude/skills/release/SKILL.md (release process: version bump, tag, CI watch, registry check). Use when the user says "set up CI", "add a…
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