samuel-stidham
UserThree lean, repo-agnostic Claude Code plugins in one marketplace. forge runs the engineering workflow: tasks, reviews, PRs, releases. foundry scaffolds Clean Architecture templates and deploys them with OpenTofu. draft writes books, poetry, and technical articles, and builds ebooks. Identical on every machine, in every repo.
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review
Audit the current branch's diff against its base. Verdict is SHIP IT, NEEDS WORK, or RETHINK.
creative
Creative writing rules extending forge:writing-style. Voice, continuity, pacing, poetry, and the context flags. Use for manuscript content.
write
Write long-form prose for a writing project. Fiction, nonfiction, poetry, or technical articles, in the project's own voice.
citations
Attribution rules for cited sources. APA style, verified sources only, reader-accessible sources only. Use whenever output cites a source.
clean-architecture
Clean Architecture reference, reduced to this owner's positions and test-based enforcement. Use when scaffolding, reviewing layers, or designing a layered system.
do-work
Execute a development task end to end. Plans, implements through subagents, tests, and stops before pushing.
test-harness
Generate an MCP server exposing the project's domain and application layers for headless testing.
web-browsing
Use the browse CLI for webpages, with the Browserbase remote-session budget. Use whenever a task opens a URL or WebFetch returns a JavaScript shell.
writing-style
Writing rules for all text the forge family produces. Work context is the default. Use whenever writing for a human reader.
infrastructure-as-code
OpenTofu conventions. Module layout, provider abstraction, remote state, plan-before-apply, secrets. Use when scaffolding infra or deploying.
scaffold
Generate a complete, working Clean Architecture project template for a language and project type. Optional OpenTofu infrastructure.
check
Static gate for a Nix repo. Per-dialect shell checks plus flake evaluation, building nothing.
devenv
devenv conventions - file split, interpreter pinning, direnv activation, and the boundary against foundry. Use when writing development environments.
env
Create or update a devenv development environment for the current repo. Reads the devenv docs before writing, every time.
nix-conventions
Module layout rules for Nix machine definitions. Platform guards, store-resident scripts, home paths. Use when writing or reviewing Nix modules.
parity
The standard a machine definition is judged against - feature, package, software, and configuration parity across families. Owns the package-name rule and the honesty rule.
portability
Distro-family audit of shell and package selection in a Nix repo. Every finding carries file, line, family, and a loud-or-silent verdict.
shell-dialects
Differences between bash, fish, and zsh - parsers, pipeline status indexing, process substitution, exports, startup files. Use when checking or porting shell.
shell-portability
The distro-family trap list for script shell. Use when auditing portability across Debian, RHEL, Arch, and ostree families.
switch
Build a machine definition, show the closure diff, and activate only on confirmation. Prints the rollback on failure.
publish
Compile a writing project into publishable ebook formats, EPUB for KDP and Nook. Local files only, no uploads.
technical-writing
Blog article rules. Structure, verbatim code, verified citations, web research. Use when writing technical articles or posts.
clean-code
Code-level quality cues for any layer and language. Judgment over metrics. Use when implementing or reviewing code.
conventional-commits
Commit message and PR title format for every commit the forge family creates. Use whenever committing or titling a PR.
ship
Run pre-flight checks, push the branch, and open a draft PR with a structured body.
version
Cut a release. Bump the version, update VERSION.md and CHANGELOG.md, tag, and push the tag.
deploy
Deploy the current project using its own infrastructure. Detects OpenTofu configs, Dockerfile, and release steps, then applies them safely.
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