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- # Vibe Forge
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- A multi-agent development orchestration system for terminal-native vibe coding.
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- ## What Is This?
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- Vibe Forge transforms your terminal into a collaborative AI development environment. Multiple Claude agents, each with distinct personalities and specializations, work together to build software. You talk to a Planning Hub that coordinates the team, then spawn workers into separate terminal tabs to execute in parallel.
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- ```
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- YOU
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- |
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- /forge plan
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- |
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- +-----------+-----------+
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- | PLANNING HUB |
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- | Oracle Architect |
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- | Aegis Pixel |
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- | Ember Crucible |
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- +-----------+-----------+
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- |
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- /forge spawn <agent>
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- |
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- +--------+-------+-------+--------+
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- | | | | |
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- Anvil Furnace Crucible Temper Scribe
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- FE BE QA Review Docs
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- ```
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-
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- ## Install
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- ```bash
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- npx vibe-forge init
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- ```
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- This sets up Vibe Forge in your project: detects your platform, configures your terminal, creates project context files, and installs the `/forge` slash command into Claude Code.
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- **Prerequisites:** [Claude Code CLI](https://claude.ai/download), Node.js 18+, Git
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- ## Quick Start
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- ```bash
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- # Start the Planning Hub (multi-expert planning session)
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- /forge
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- # Or jump straight to planning a feature
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- /forge plan user authentication
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- # Spawn a worker agent in a new terminal tab
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- /forge spawn anvil
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- # Check what's happening
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- /forge status
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- # See all commands
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- /forge help
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- ```
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- ## Agents
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- ### Planning Hub (Your Terminal)
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- When you run `/forge`, a multi-voice planning session starts. These expert voices collaborate to help you scope, design, and decompose work:
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- | Voice | Icon | Speaks When |
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- |-------|------|-------------|
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- | Forge Master | :fire: | Tasks, assignments, workflow, coordination |
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- | Architect | :classical_building: | Architecture, patterns, tech decisions |
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- | Aegis | :shield: | Auth, security, vulnerabilities |
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- | Ember | :gear: | DevOps, CI/CD, deployment |
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- | Pixel | :art: | UX, user flows, accessibility |
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- | Oracle | :bar_chart: | Requirements, scope, priorities |
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- | Crucible | :test_tube: | Edge cases, test strategy, quality |
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- | Loki | :performing_arts: | Challenges assumptions, lateral thinking |
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- ### Worker Agents (Separate Terminals)
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- Spawn these into new terminal tabs to execute tasks:
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- | Agent | Aliases | Role |
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- |-------|---------|------|
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- | anvil | frontend, ui, fe | Frontend Developer |
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- | furnace | backend, api, be | Backend Developer |
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- | crucible | test, qa | Tester / QA |
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- | scribe | docs, documentation | Documentation |
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- | herald | release, deploy | Release Manager |
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- | ember | devops, infra | DevOps Engineer |
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- ### Review Agents
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- | Agent | Aliases | Role |
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- |-------|---------|------|
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- | temper | review, cr | Code Reviewer (compliance + correctness) |
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- | crucible-x | adversarial, cx | Adversarial Reviewer (tries to break it) |
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- ### Specialists
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- | Agent | Aliases | Role |
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- |-------|---------|------|
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- | architect | arch, sage | System Architect |
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- | aegis | security, sec | Security Specialist |
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- | pixel | ux, ui-design | UX Designer |
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- | oracle | product, po | Product Owner |
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- | loki | brainstorm, contrarian | Assumption Challenger |
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- ### Red Team
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- | Agent | Aliases | Role |
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- |-------|---------|------|
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- | slag | redteam, pentest | Red Team Lead |
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- | flux | infra-sec, chaos | Infrastructure Security |
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- ## How It Works
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- ### Planning Mode
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- When you describe a goal, the Hub enters a 4-phase planning flow:
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- 1. **Discovery** - Oracle asks clarifying questions about users, goals, constraints
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- 2. **Decomposition** - Architect breaks the goal into epics with success metrics
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- 3. **Tasking** - Forge Master creates stories and tasks, assigns to agents
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- 4. **Commit** - Epic and task files written to disk, ready for workers
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- ### Task System
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- Tasks flow through folders on disk. No database required.
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- ```
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- pending/ -> in-progress/ -> completed/ -> review/ -> approved/ -> merged/
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- |
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- needs-changes/ (back to worker)
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- ```
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- Workers pick up tasks from `pending/` on startup. Temper reviews completed work. The daemon routes tasks automatically.
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- ### Daemon
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- An optional background daemon monitors the forge:
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- ```bash
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- ./bin/forge.sh daemon start # Start background monitoring
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- ./bin/forge.sh daemon status # Check what's happening
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- ./bin/forge.sh daemon stop # Stop the daemon
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- ```
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- The daemon provides:
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- - Task routing between folders
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- - Agent status tracking
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- - Token budget warnings for long-running agents
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- - Dependency resolution (respects `blocked_by` in task files)
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- - Attention notifications when agents need help
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- ### Dashboard
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- A web dashboard at `http://localhost:2800` shows:
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- - Task counts and status
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- - Agent activity feed
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- - Issue detection
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- - Real-time updates via WebSocket
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- ### Per-Project Customization
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- Add agent-specific rules for your project in `context/agent-overrides/`:
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- ```markdown
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- <!-- context/agent-overrides/anvil.md -->
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- - Use Tailwind CSS, no custom CSS files
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- - All components in src/components/ with PascalCase
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- - Use shadcn/ui for base components
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- ```
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- These rules are injected into the agent's system prompt at spawn time.
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- ## Project Structure
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- ```
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- your-project/
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- _vibe-forge/
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- agents/ # Agent personalities (16 agents)
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- bin/ # CLI, daemon, dashboard, spawn scripts
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- config/ # agents.json, task templates
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- context/ # Project context, agent overrides
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- specs/ # Epics and stories
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- tasks/ # Task lifecycle folders
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- docs/ # Security, architecture, agent docs
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- ```
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- ## Commands Reference
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- | Command | Description |
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- |---------|-------------|
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- | `/forge` | Start the Planning Hub |
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- | `/forge plan <feature>` | Plan a feature with the full team |
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- | `/forge status` | Show status dashboard |
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- | `/forge spawn <agent>` | Spawn worker in new terminal |
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- | `/forge task [desc]` | Create a new task |
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- | `/forge redteam [scope]` | Launch red team engagement |
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- | `/forge help` | Show all commands |
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- ## Security
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- Vibe Forge uses a defense-in-depth permission model:
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- 1. **Allowlist** (`.claude/settings.json`) - Pre-approves safe operations
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- 2. **Heimdall** (pre-tool hook) - Enforces forge policies (branch protection, naming)
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- 3. **Claude Code prompts** - Anything not allowlisted still requires approval
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- See [docs/security.md](docs/security.md) for the full security model.
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- ## License
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- MIT
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+ # Vibe Forge
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+
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+ A multi-agent development orchestration system for terminal-native vibe coding.
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+
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+ ## What Is This?
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+
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+ Vibe Forge transforms your terminal into a collaborative AI development environment. Multiple Claude agents, each with distinct personalities and specializations, work together to build software. You talk to a Planning Hub that coordinates the team, then spawn workers into separate terminal tabs to execute in parallel.
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+
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+ ```
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+ YOU
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+ |
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+ /forge plan
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+ |
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+ +-----------+-----------+
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+ | PLANNING HUB |
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+ | Oracle Architect |
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+ | Aegis Pixel |
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+ | Ember Crucible |
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+ +-----------+-----------+
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+ |
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+ /forge spawn <agent>
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+ |
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+ +--------+-------+-------+--------+
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+ | | | | |
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+ Anvil Furnace Crucible Temper Scribe
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+ FE BE QA Review Docs
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Install
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ npx vibe-forge init
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+ ```
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+
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+ This sets up Vibe Forge in your project: detects your platform, configures your terminal, creates project context files, and installs the `/forge` slash command into Claude Code.
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+
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+ **Prerequisites:** [Claude Code CLI](https://claude.ai/download), Node.js 18+, Git
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+
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+ ## Quick Start
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ # Start the Planning Hub (multi-expert planning session)
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+ /forge
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+
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+ # Or jump straight to planning a feature
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+ /forge plan user authentication
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+
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+ # Spawn a worker agent in a new terminal tab
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+ /forge spawn anvil
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+
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+ # Check what's happening
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+ /forge status
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+
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+ # See all commands
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+ /forge help
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Agents
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+
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+ ### Planning Hub (Your Terminal)
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+
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+ When you run `/forge`, a multi-voice planning session starts. These expert voices collaborate to help you scope, design, and decompose work:
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+
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+ | Voice | Icon | Speaks When |
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+ |-------|------|-------------|
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+ | Forge Master | :fire: | Tasks, assignments, workflow, coordination |
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+ | Architect | :classical_building: | Architecture, patterns, tech decisions |
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+ | Aegis | :shield: | Auth, security, vulnerabilities |
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+ | Ember | :gear: | DevOps, CI/CD, deployment |
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+ | Pixel | :art: | UX, user flows, accessibility |
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+ | Oracle | :bar_chart: | Requirements, scope, priorities |
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+ | Crucible | :test_tube: | Edge cases, test strategy, quality |
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+ | Loki | :performing_arts: | Challenges assumptions, lateral thinking |
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+
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+ ### Worker Agents (Separate Terminals)
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+
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+ Spawn these into new terminal tabs to execute tasks:
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+
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+ | Agent | Aliases | Role |
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+ |-------|---------|------|
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+ | anvil | frontend, ui, fe | Frontend Developer |
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+ | furnace | backend, api, be | Backend Developer |
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+ | crucible | test, qa | Tester / QA |
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+ | scribe | docs, documentation | Documentation |
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+ | herald | release, deploy | Release Manager |
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+ | ember | devops, infra | DevOps Engineer |
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+
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+ ### Review Agents
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+
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+ | Agent | Aliases | Role |
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+ |-------|---------|------|
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+ | temper | review, cr | Code Reviewer (compliance + correctness) |
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+ | crucible-x | adversarial, cx | Adversarial Reviewer (tries to break it) |
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+
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+ ### Specialists
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+
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+ | Agent | Aliases | Role |
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+ |-------|---------|------|
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+ | architect | arch, sage | System Architect |
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+ | aegis | security, sec | Security Specialist |
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+ | pixel | ux, ui-design | UX Designer |
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+ | oracle | product, po | Product Owner |
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+ | loki | brainstorm, contrarian | Assumption Challenger |
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+
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+ ### Red Team
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+
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+ | Agent | Aliases | Role |
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+ |-------|---------|------|
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+ | slag | redteam, pentest | Red Team Lead |
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+ | flux | infra-sec, chaos | Infrastructure Security |
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+
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+ ## How It Works
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+
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+ ### Planning Mode
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+
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+ When you describe a goal, the Hub enters a 4-phase planning flow:
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+
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+ 1. **Discovery** - Oracle asks clarifying questions about users, goals, constraints
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+ 2. **Decomposition** - Architect breaks the goal into epics with success metrics
120
+ 3. **Tasking** - Forge Master creates stories and tasks, assigns to agents
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+ 4. **Commit** - Epic and task files written to disk, ready for workers
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+
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+ ### Task System
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+
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+ Tasks flow through folders on disk. No database required.
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+
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+ ```
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+ pending/ -> in-progress/ -> completed/ -> review/ -> approved/ -> merged/
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+ |
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+ needs-changes/ (back to worker)
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+ ```
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+
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+ Workers pick up tasks from `pending/` on startup. Temper reviews completed work. The daemon routes tasks automatically.
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+
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+ ### Daemon
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+
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+ An optional background daemon monitors the forge:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ ./bin/forge.sh daemon start # Start background monitoring
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+ ./bin/forge.sh daemon status # Check what's happening
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+ ./bin/forge.sh daemon stop # Stop the daemon
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+ ```
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+
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+ The daemon provides:
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+ - Task routing between folders
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+ - Agent status tracking
148
+ - Token budget warnings for long-running agents
149
+ - Dependency resolution (respects `blocked_by` in task files)
150
+ - Attention notifications when agents need help
151
+
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+ ### Dashboard
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+
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+ A web dashboard at `http://localhost:2800` shows:
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+ - Task counts and status
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+ - Agent activity feed
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+ - Issue detection
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+ - Real-time updates via WebSocket
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+
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+ ### Per-Project Customization
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+
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+ Add agent-specific rules for your project in `context/agent-overrides/`:
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+
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+ ```markdown
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+ <!-- context/agent-overrides/anvil.md -->
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+ - Use Tailwind CSS, no custom CSS files
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+ - All components in src/components/ with PascalCase
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+ - Use shadcn/ui for base components
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+ ```
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+
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+ These rules are injected into the agent's system prompt at spawn time.
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+
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+ ## Project Structure
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+
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+ ```
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+ your-project/
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+ _vibe-forge/
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+ agents/ # Agent personalities (16 agents)
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+ bin/ # CLI, daemon, dashboard, spawn scripts
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+ config/ # agents.json, task templates
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+ context/ # Project context, agent overrides
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+ specs/ # Epics and stories
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+ tasks/ # Task lifecycle folders
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+ docs/ # Security, architecture, agent docs
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Commands Reference
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+
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+ | Command | Description |
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+ |---------|-------------|
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+ | `/forge` | Start the Planning Hub |
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+ | `/forge plan <feature>` | Plan a feature with the full team |
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+ | `/forge status` | Show status dashboard |
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+ | `/forge spawn <agent>` | Spawn worker in new terminal |
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+ | `/forge task [desc]` | Create a new task |
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+ | `/forge redteam [scope]` | Launch red team engagement |
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+ | `/forge help` | Show all commands |
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+
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+ ## Security
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+
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+ Vibe Forge uses a defense-in-depth permission model:
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+
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+ 1. **Allowlist** (`.claude/settings.json`) - Pre-approves safe operations
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+ 2. **Heimdall** (pre-tool hook) - Enforces forge policies (branch protection, naming)
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+ 3. **Claude Code prompts** - Anything not allowlisted still requires approval
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+
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+ See [docs/security.md](docs/security.md) for the full security model.
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+
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+ ## License
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+ MIT