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Skills/ANTINOMYHQ/FORGE

antinomyhq/forge

1 skill · 540 installs · 7.4k stars · GitHub

Install

npx skills add https://github.com/antinomyhq/forge

Skills in this repo

1Resolve ConflictsResolve-conflicts is an agent skill from Forge that gives solo builders repeatable patterns for fixing git merge markers instead of guessing hunks. It walks through import deduplication across TypeScript and Rust, additive test merges, and when to escalate ambiguous resolutions back to the human with numbered choices. The workflow expects each resolved conflict to include a short strategy note so PR reviewers understand intent. Multi-repo indie teams and one-person maintainers benefit when rebasing feature branches, syncing forks, or clearing CI failures caused by conflict markers. It complements—but does not replace—running tests after the merge or using IDE merge tools for large structural conflicts. Primary shelf is Ship review, but the same guidance applies while iterating on long-lived branches during Build.540installs