quantumbitcz/forge-config
skills/forge-config/SKILL.md
[writes] Edit Forge pipeline settings interactively. Use when changing framework, test runner, scoring thresholds, reviewer selection, convergence limits, or toggling features like caveman mode. Validates changes. Trigger: /forge-config, change settings, edit config, adjust thresholds, update scoring
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Updated Apr 21, 2026
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add quantumbitcz/dev-pipeline forge-configInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- forge-config
- description:
- [writes] Edit Forge pipeline settings interactively. Use when changing framework, test runner, scoring thresholds, reviewer selection, convergence limits, or toggling features like caveman mode. Validates changes. Trigger: /forge-config, change settings, edit config, adjust thresholds, update scoring
- allowed-tools:
- ['Read', 'Write', 'Edit', 'Bash', 'Glob', 'Grep', 'Agent', 'AskUserQuestion']
- ui:
- { ask: true }
- disable-model-invocation:
- false
Forge Config — Interactive Configuration Editor
Flags
- --help: print usage and exit 0
- --dry-run: preview actions without writing
Exit codes
See shared/skill-contract.md for the standard exit-code table.
Operations
| Command | Action |
|---------|--------|
| /forge-config | Show current config summary |
| /forge-config set <key> <value> | Set a config value |
| /forge-config add <key> <value> | Add to list field (e.g., code_quality) |
| /forge-config remove <key> <value> | Remove from list field |
| /forge-config validate | Run validation (delegates to /forge-verify --config) |
| /forge-config show <section> | Show specific section (components, scoring, convergence, caveman) |
| /forge-config diff | Show changes since last pipeline run |
Prerequisites
- Verify
.claude/forge.local.mdor.claude/forge-config.mdexists. If neither: "No forge configuration found. Run/forge-initfirst." STOP.
Instructions
Show (default, no arguments)
- Read
.claude/forge.local.mdand.claude/forge-config.md - Display summary: components, scoring thresholds, convergence settings, enabled features
- Highlight any validation warnings
Set Operation
- Parse key path and new value from
$ARGUMENTS(e.g.,set components.testing vitest) - Run
${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/shared/validate-config.shwith the proposed change - If ERROR: show error message with suggestion, do NOT apply
- If WARNING: show warning and ask user to confirm
- If PASS: apply change to appropriate file
components.*→forge.local.mdscoring.*,convergence.*,caveman.*→forge-config.md
- Show before/after diff
Add / Remove Operations
- Parse key and value from
$ARGUMENTS - Verify key is a list field (e.g.,
code_quality) - For
add: append value if not already present - For
remove: delete value if present, warn if not found - Validate after change
Validate Operation
Delegates to /forge-verify --config skill. Shows results inline.
Diff Operation
- Read current config from
forge.local.mdandforge-config.md - Read last pipeline state from
.forge/state.json(if exists) - Show fields that changed since last run
- If no
.forge/state.json: show "No previous run to compare against"
Safeguards
- Locked sections:
<!-- locked -->fences inforge-config.mdcannot be modified. Show: "This value is locked. Remove the <!-- locked --> fence to unlock." - Auto-tuned values: Values previously modified by retrospective (fg-700) show warning: "This value was auto-tuned by the pipeline. Override? [y/n]"
- Always validate: Every
set/add/removeoperation runs validation before applying - Show diff: Always show before/after diff before applying changes
Error Handling
| Condition | Action | |-----------|--------| | Config file missing | Suggest: "Run /forge-init first" | | Invalid key path | Show valid keys from config-schema.json | | Invalid value | Show valid values with fuzzy suggestion | | Locked section | Refuse edit, explain how to unlock |
See Also
/forge-verify --config— validate config without editing/forge-init— initial project setup/forge-help— find the right skill
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