antinomyhq/forge
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1Resolve Conflictsresolve-conflicts is a pattern library skill from antinomyhq/forge for coding agents handling Git merge conflicts during pull request reviews and branch integration. It documents resolution strategies for common conflict types such as import statement collisions, requiring agents to combine and deduplicate imports grouped by module while preserving all unique symbols from HEAD and incoming branches. For each resolved conflict, the skill instructs a one-line explanation of the chosen strategy, and when the correct resolution is ambiguous from the diff alone, agents present numbered options to the user. Developers reach for resolve-conflicts when automated merges leave conflict markers in TypeScript, JavaScript, or other source files and the agent must merge both sides without dropping functionality or introducing syntax errors.653installs2Create PlanCreate-plan generates detailed implementation plans for complex tasks as Markdown files with objectives, checkbox-format tasks, verification criteria, risk mitigations, and alternative approaches. A developer uses it for pre-implementation analysis before breaking a feature into steps. It is strictly planning-focused and validates every plan with a bundled script.112installs3Create AgentCreate-agent guides authoring new agents for the code-forge application. Agents are stored as .md files in <cwd>/.forge/agents with YAML frontmatter (id, title, description, reasoning, tools, user_prompt) and a markdown body of instructions. A developer uses it to add, modify, or understand forge agent files.62installs4Debug CliDebug-cli provides a systematic workflow for debugging and verifying changes to the code-forge CLI application. It builds in debug mode, checks the latest --help, tests tasks non-interactively with the -p flag, and clones conversations before reproducing bugs. A developer uses it to debug, modify, or extend the forge CLI's commands and behavior.61installs5Execute PlanExecute-plan runs structured task plans with automatic status tracking and progress updates. Given a plan file (plans/{date}-{task}-{version}.md), it reads pending tasks, marks each IN_PROGRESS, executes it, marks it DONE, and re-verifies completion at the end. A developer uses it to carry out a previously created plan step by step.59installs6Create SkillCreate-skill provides guidance for creating effective skills: modular, self-contained packages that extend an agent's capabilities with specialized knowledge, workflows, and tools. It covers the SKILL.md anatomy, bundled resources (scripts, references, assets), and principles like keeping context concise and matching degrees of freedom to task fragility. A developer uses it to author or update a skill.54installs7Create CommandCreate-command guides authoring new commands for the code-forge application. Commands are modular workflows stored as .md files in <cwd>/.forge/commands with name and description frontmatter and a body of steps, and they support <lint>, <test>, and <shell> tags for automation. A developer uses it to add, modify, or understand forge commands.46installs8Create Github IssueCreate-github-issue creates GitHub issues using the GitHub CLI while dynamically discovering and following the repository's official issue templates. It maps template YAML fields to a Markdown body, selects labels from .github/labels.json, and writes a concise title. A developer uses it to file bug reports, feature requests, or open issues.27installs9Github Pr DescriptionThis skill generates a pull request description and opens the PR using the GitHub CLI. A developer runs it when they have commits ahead of main and want a meaningful PR write-up. It analyzes the git diff and commit history, classifies the change type, and produces a structured description covering what changed, why it matters, and how to test it.6installs10Post Forge FeatureThis skill drafts a Twitter/X post that highlights a ForgeCode product feature, meant to accompany an attached demo video. A developer or marketer runs it to promote a feature on social media. It reads source or changelogs to understand the feature, then writes a short post that leads with the developer benefit and follows a bundled style guide.5installs11Write Release NotesThis skill generates user-facing release notes for a given version tag. A maintainer runs it when publishing a release and wants a polished changelog. It pulls the GitHub release and every linked PR's title and description, groups the changes by category, and writes a structured Markdown release note. It then validates the output stays under 2000 characters and lists only external contributors.5installs12Github Pr CommentsThis skill resolves inline code review comments on a GitHub pull request. A developer runs it after a reviewer leaves feedback, and it fetches every inline comment with its surrounding diff hunk, creates a todo per comment, then applies each change. It applies GitHub suggestion blocks verbatim and infers the required change for free-form feedback, then runs cargo check and cargo nextest to verify.4installs13Resolve FixmeThis skill finds every FIXME comment across a codebase and fully implements the work each one describes. A developer runs it to clear a backlog of FIXME-marked tasks rather than just deleting the comments. It expands multiline FIXME blocks, groups related FIXMEs across files into a single implementation task, completes the code changes, removes each comment only after the work is done, and re-runs discovery to confirm none remain.4installs14Test ReasoningThis skill validates that reasoning parameters are serialized correctly and sent to provider APIs. A developer working on the forge CLI runs it to verify that ReasoningConfig fields map to the right provider-specific JSON for OpenRouter, Anthropic, GitHub Copilot, and Codex. The bundled script builds forge, captures each outgoing HTTP request body, and asserts the expected JSON fields per provider and model.4installs