forge-officelisted

This skill should be used to open, stop, or configure the bundled forge-office dashboard — phrases like "forge-office", "open the dashboard", "show the office", "start the kanban board", "stop the dashboard", or "start the dashboard automatically". It launches the plugin's local web dashboard (kanban from the progress tracker, live agent office with realtime speech bubbles, activity feed, chat-to-session, assign-from-kanban) for the current project, and can enable autostart so it runs with every session.
yerros/context-forge · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 75

Install: claude install-skill yerros/context-forge

# forge-office The plugin bundles a local web dashboard (`dashboard/` in the plugin root): a kanban board parsed from `progress-tracker.md` + the build plan, live claims and locks, an activity feed from the local metrics, and a 2D pixel office where the nine forge agents visibly work (desks, meeting table, lounge). Live interaction (0.37.0): - **Realtime speech bubble** — Claude's character shows the exact tool + file being touched right now (from the `now-status.sh` PreToolUse hook), with presence dots on every name tag (green = working, yellow = break, gray = idle). - **Chat** — the bar under the office (or clicking a character) sends a message that the `office-inbox.sh` UserPromptSubmit hook injects as context at the next Claude Code prompt in that project. Delivered exactly once. - **Assign** — "▶ assign" on a Next Up card queues "build unit NN next" through the same inbox. Project-safe by design — the dashboard NEVER writes to the project; chat and assignments go to `~/.claude/forge-office/inbox/<project>.ndjson` only. It binds to 127.0.0.1 only. Requires Node ≥ 18. ## Argument - *(none)* or `start` → start for the current project and print the URL. - `stop` → stop the server. - `status` → running state, project, URL, autostart setting. - `autostart on` / `autostart off` → start automatically at `SessionStart` in any Context Forge project (silent, one URL line when it starts fresh). ## Steps 1. Run the launcher with the requested action: ```bash