forgehive 0.7.9 → 0.8.1

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  # forgehive — User Guide
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- > Version 0.7.7 · [npm](https://www.npmjs.com/package/forgehive) · `npm install -g forgehive`
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+ > Version 0.8.0 · [npm](https://www.npmjs.com/package/forgehive) · `npm install -g forgehive`
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  forgehive (`fh`) gives Claude Code persistent memory about your project. Without it, Claude forgets everything between sessions — your stack, your conventions, your decisions. With it, Claude opens every session already knowing your codebase.
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  Verify:
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  ```bash
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- fh --version # prints 0.7.7
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+ fh --version # prints 0.8.0
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  fh --help # full command reference
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  ```
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  adrs/ ← Architecture Decision Records
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  stories/ ← story cards (US-N.md)
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  epics/ ← epic cards (EPC-N.md)
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+ prds/ ← Product Requirements Documents (PRD-N.md)
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  velocity.md ← sprint velocity history
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  skills/expert/ ← 16 preinstalled expert skills
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  AGENTS.md
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  ```bash
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  # Epics
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  fh epic create "User Authentication" --goal "Users can log in securely"
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+ fh epic create "User Authentication" --prd PRD-1 # link to a PRD
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  fh epic list
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  fh epic show EPC-1
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+ ### GitHub Integration
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+ Connect forgehive to GitHub to sync Issues as Story cards and pull PR context.
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+ ```bash
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+ fh github setup # interactive: GitHub token + owner/repo → stored in ~/.forgehive/credentials.json
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+ fh github sync # fetch open Issues → create Story cards (idempotent, skips already-synced)
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+ fh github pr 42 # fetch PR #42 metadata + changed files → .forgehive/github-pr-42.md
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+ ```
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+ **Setup is a one-time step.** `fh github setup` prompts for a personal access token (stored at `~/.forgehive/credentials.json`) and the repository in `owner/repo` format (stored at `.forgehive/github.yaml`).
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+ **Issue sync** creates one Story card per open GitHub Issue. It's idempotent — run it multiple times without duplicating cards. Already-synced issues (detected by `GitHub: #N` in the story file) are skipped.
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+ **PR context** writes a `.forgehive/github-pr-N.md` file with the PR title, body, author, and full list of changed files — useful to share with a Review Party:
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+ ```bash
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+ fh github pr 42
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+ fh party run review # Kai + Sam + Eli each read the PR context
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ### Intelligent Routing — fh ask
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+ Not sure which agent to use? Describe the task:
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+ ```bash
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+ fh ask "fix the login timeout bug"
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+ fh ask "write integration tests for the payment service"
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+ fh ask "design the new onboarding flow"
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+ fh ask "review the auth module for security issues"
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+ ```
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+ `fh ask` analyzes the task description using keyword matching and returns:
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+ - **Which agent or party** to use
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+ - **Confidence level** (high / medium / low)
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+ - **Why** — which keywords triggered the recommendation
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+ - **Exact command** to run — either `cd <worktree> && claude` for a single agent or `fh party run <set>` for a party
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+ `fh run "<freetext>"` does the same when the argument isn't a URL:
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+ ```bash
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+ fh run "refactor the database layer" # routes to best agent automatically
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ### Product Workflow
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+ `fh product` manages the full PRD → Epic → Story pipeline.
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+ ```bash
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+ # PRDs
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+ fh product prd "User Authentication Redesign" # create PRD-N (auto-incremented)
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+ fh product list # list all PRDs with status and date
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+ fh product show PRD-1 # print full PRD content
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+ # Pipeline view
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+ fh product status # tree: PRDs → Epics → Stories with status
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+ fh product roadmap # write ROADMAP.md to project root
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+ ```
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+ **Typical flow:**
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+ ```bash
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+ fh product prd "Onboarding Redesign"
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+ fh epic create "Welcome Flow" --prd PRD-1 --goal "Users complete setup in < 5 min"
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+ fh story create "As a new user I want to see a setup checklist" --epic EPC-1 --points 3
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+ fh product status # see the full pipeline as a tree
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+ fh product roadmap # generate ROADMAP.md
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+ ```
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+ `fh epic create --prd PRD-N` links the epic to a PRD at creation time. Epics without a PRD link appear as orphans in `fh product status`.
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  ## Party Mode — Parallel Agent Sessions
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  Party Mode runs specialized agent sets in parallel, each in an isolated git worktree. Use this for reviews, design sessions, or full-release audits.
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  **`fh cost` shows no data**
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  Cost tracking reads `~/.claude/` — requires Claude Code to be installed and to have run at least one session.
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+ **`fh github sync` creates duplicate stories**
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+ This shouldn't happen — `fh github sync` checks for `GitHub: #N` in existing story files and skips them. If you see duplicates, check that the story file contains the `GitHub: #N` reference line.
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+ **`fh github setup` says "Nicht konfiguriert"**
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+ Run `fh github setup` to configure the token and repository.
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "forgehive",
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- "version": "0.7.9",
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  "description": "Context-aware AI development environment — one binary, your stack.",
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  "type": "module",
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  "bin": {