OdradekAI/bundles-forge

Auditing measures bundle-plugin projects or individual skills for structural issues, version drift, workflow integration, quality problems, and security risks. Use it before release, after changes, or when adding skills.

Authoring helps write, complete, improve, or adapt SKILL.md and agents/*.md content in a bundle-plugin. Use it when integrating external skills, filling scaffolds, or rewriting for better triggering and token efficiency.

Blueprinting helps plan bundle-plugins by exploring needs, defining the architecture, and reviewing a design before any scaffolding starts. Use it when packaging new skills, splitting a complex skill, or combining multiple skills into one project.

Optimizing Bundles Forge improves bundle-plugin or single-skill projects by tightening triggers, lowering token use, fixing audit findings, and refining workflows. Use it when iterating on a skill or bundle-plugin from feedback or analysis.

Orphan Task is used when doing an orphan task. It has no integrations with other skills.

Releasing orchestrates the full bundle-plugin release workflow: checks, audits, version bumps, changelog updates, testing, and publishing. Use it when preparing a bundle-plugin for a versioned release or checking release readiness.

Scaffolding generates project structure for new bundle-plugins and adds, removes, or migrates platform support. Use it when creating skill directories, manifests, hooks, and related configuration.

Skill A is used when doing task A. It integrates with skill-b and is called by skill-c in related workflows.

Skill A is used when doing task A. It integrates with another skill and produces a design document output.

Skill A is used when doing task A. It calls the test-project:skill-b integration as part of its workflow.

Skill B uses and is called by other agent skills for task B. Use it when coordinating with related skills in a bundle or plugin workflow.

Skill B is used when doing task B. It is called by test-project:skill-a and appears to be a terminal integration skill with no inputs or outputs.

Skill B is used when doing task B. It is called by test-project:skill-a for integration within a Claude Code bundle workflow.

Skill C is used when doing task C. It integrates with other skills by calling test-project:skill-a and being called by test-project:skill-b.

Skill Consumer is used when consuming optimization artifacts from another skill. It expects an optimization-spec input and is called by test-project:skill-producer.

Skill Producer creates design artifacts for downstream use. Use it when you need a design document as the output of a skill or bundle workflow.

Testing Bundle-Plugins verifies a local bundle-plugin before release by setting up a dev marketplace, running hook smoke tests, checking component discovery, and confirming cross-platform readiness. Use it when you need runtime validation after static auditing.

Using Bundles Forge explains how to find and activate project skills, and how their instructions fit alongside user requests and default behavior. Use it when starting work in this project or when deciding which skill to invoke.

Using Bundles Forge routes bundle-plugin work to the right skill for blueprinting, scaffolding, authoring, auditing, testing, optimizing, or releasing. It also checks whether a directory is a bundle-plugin project before other skills run.

Using Test discovers the skills available in a session. Use it at the start of a session to see what skills can be used.

Using Test helps you discover available skills at the start of a session. Use it when you need to see what skills are available before choosing one.

Using Test discovers the available skills at the start of a session. Use it when you need to see which skills are installed before choosing one.

Using Test helps you start a session by discovering which skills are available. Use it when you need to check the current skill set before choosing a task-specific skill.