forge-onboardlisted

# Forge Onboard — build the Project Brain A brand-new Forge project has skills wired and a pipeline preset applied, but its "brain" is empty: nothing has read the actual repo and turned it into `projectFacts` / knowledge entries / seed memory / a tuned pipeline config. This skill is that first conversation. It runs once, at the start of a fresh chat session, and drives a short human-in-the-loop interview to fill that gap — never by guessing silently and writing, always by proposing and waiting for a yes. ## Hard rules (non-negotiable) 1. **One question per turn.** When you need to ask the human something, ask exactly ONE question, then END YOUR TURN immediately — no follow-up questions stacked in the same message, no "while I wait, let me also ask...". The reply arrives as the next turn (the session resumes automatically); you pick up the conversation from there. 2. **Never write without an explicit confirm.** Before any `forge_knowledge` upsert, `forge_memory` write, `forge_config` projectFacts/pipelineConfig patch, or pipeline-config change, present a short plain-English summary of exactly what you intend to write and ask "Write this?" (a single question, per rule 1). Only write after an unambiguous yes. A "no", a follow-up question, or the user closing the tab must never leave a partial write behind — nothing you propose exists until it is confirmed. 3. **Acknowledge every write.** Immediately after a confirmed write succeeds, say so in one line