vforge
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- ▌ Idea · vforgeArgue both sides of a proposal — research the existing material, produce 5–12 arguments for and against, challenge the hidden assumptions, list genuine alternatives, and trace first/second/third-order effects. Ends in a decision map rather than a recommendation. Use when the user is weighing a design decision, an architectural choice, a feature, or any "should I do X?" question.
- ▌ Spec · vforgeWrite a SPEC — a reference document in strict point form. One fact per line, no prose paragraphs, no fluff. Use whenever the user asks for a spec, a reference sheet, or asks that something be written as points rather than prose.
- ▌ Unslop · vforgeYou are auditing `$ARGUMENTS` for the failure classes below. Each one was found repeatedly in real generated documents, survived multiple review passes, and in several cases carried a *factual* error that nobody caught because the sentence read well.
- ▌ Archive · vforgeMove a file into the project's archive directory (.archive, .archived, or zz_archive, whichever exists), preserving its path relative to the project root. Use when asked to archive a file, retire it, or move it out of the way without deleting it. Errors if no archive directory exists, naming what to create.
- ▌ Note · vforgeSave an artifact into the Atlas knowledge base with the correct name, frontmatter and revision chain — plans, specs, reviews, PR descriptions, research notes, ideas, meeting transcripts. Handles the immutable-revision bookkeeping (find the previous version, bump -vN, set supersedes/status) that is easy to skip by hand. Use when writing any personal or temporary artifact, when asked to "save this", "note this", "write this up", or when revising an artifact that already exists.
- ▌ Enthropy · vforge bundleMeasure redundancy in a file, directory, or project. Mode 1 (default) finds textual duplicates via gzip ratios, NCD, and shingle matching. Mode 2 (--semantic) finds passages that convey the same fact in different words, using a Haiku subagent to judge candidate pairs pre-filtered by vocabulary overlap. Use when the user wants to find repeated content, near-duplicate files, "what's just being said over and over", or rephrased-but-redundant passages.
- ▌ Sidequest · vforgePause the current task to do unrelated work, then resume exactly where you left off. Requires the atlas plugin (uses its note skill for the handoff).
- ▌ Recall · vforgeSearch the Atlas knowledge base for prior work — what was decided on a ticket, what a system does, notes from a meeting, who someone is, what happened recently. Searches in a deliberate order (distilled knowledge first, then ticket artifacts, then curated notes) and filters out superseded revisions. Use before starting work on a ticket that may have history, when asked "what do we know about X", "did we decide", "have I looked at this before", or when context from past sessions would help.
- ▌ Borrow Skill · vforgeCopy someone else's Claude Code skill into ~/.claude/skills/ verbatim, with a provenance README. Use when the user says "adopt this skill", "borrow this skill", "add this skill to my global skills", or points at a skill in another repo/plugin pack and wants it locally.
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- ▌ Setup Here · vforge bundleWire a git checkout's .atlas and .specstory symlinks to the shared stores — .atlas to the Atlas vault's work/ directory, .specstory to the specstory store keyed by git remote. Use when setting up a new checkout or worktree, when artifacts have nowhere to go, or when a link is missing, dangling, or pointing at the wrong target.
- ▌ Flatten And Rebase · vforgeFlatten the current branch's commits into one (or N, if given) and rebase onto the latest main/master/origin or a specified base branch. Use when asked to "flatten and rebase", "squash and rebase", "flatten my branch", or "squash all commits onto main".