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Generate and modify Excalidraw diagrams from natural language descriptions and code analysis
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Autonomous MVP builder — brainstorm, scaffold, and build web app prototypes with parallel AI agents
Nine specialist AI agents for software engineering — generalist roles (polyglot architect, code reviewer, security auditor, researcher, plugin engineer, integration specialist, documentation writer, infrastructure keeper, QA validator) with TDD enforcement, systematic debugging, and verification gates. Plugin-surface critics (agent/skill/hook/mcp/structure) moved to fakoli-plugin-critic in 2.3.0.
Intent-driven workflow orchestration — brainstorm, plan, and execute complex projects through coordinated specialist agents with critic gates and evidence-based verification.
Five specialist critic agents for Claude Code plugin development — agent-critic (frontmatter/color/tools), skill-critic (lazy-loading/no-fuzzy-detection), hook-critic (contract-aware/${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}), mcp-critic (schema/actor-validation), structure-critic (manifest/CHANGELOG/version-sync). Audit any plugin (your own or any other) with MUST FIX / SHOULD FIX / CONSIDER / NIT verdicts.
Multi-provider TTS for Claude Code — streaming text-to-speech with cost tracking. Supports OpenAI, ElevenLabs, Deepgram, Google Gemini, and macOS Say.
Local-first, runtime-neutral project state for humans and AI coding agents — turn PRDs into lockable, evidence-backed work packets.
Governed ledger of the Fakoli operating-model principles. Tracks proven, asserted, and aspirational lifecycle statuses and generates a Markdown report from a single canonical source.
FastAPI scaffolding (modules, DTOs, endpoints) + Alembic migrations with auto-fix for Enum downgrade.
Seventeen fg-* skills. Four form a loop that takes one task through a single cycle of ask·plan → execute → retro → done: ask·plan (fg-ask) is grill-with-docs-style conversational grilling, execute (fg-run) picks a task from the backlog (Run all supported) and runs it as a Dynamic Workflow, retro (fg-learn) promotes learnings to docs, and done (fg-done) seals the task and guards against re-runs. Thirteen more sit outside the loop: fg-map maps the codebase into .forge/codebase/ with parallel subagents so grilling reads a map instead of re-exploring the code (cuts context rot); fg-quick is a lightweight lane for trivial tasks that grills lightly, logs one line to .forge/quick/LOG.md, runs directly without formal artifacts (no ADR/plan/retro), and bails to fg-ask if the task turns out non-trivial; fg-status is a read-only reporter that surveys .forge/ and prints where every task stands plus the single next step you need (writes nothing, never auto-runs); fg-next derives that same next step and runs it — announcing the step then invoking the skill, not just reporting it (one-shot; fg-status reports, fg-next acts), plus an 'all' mode that drives backlog tasks to completion until empty, halting at conversational walls; fg-loop is a goal-driven momentum loop with bounded replan — an initial conversational inquiry pins a machine-verifiable stop condition, an authorized fix-forward replan scope, and a replan cap (default 3 rounds) into .forge/loop.md, then it drives tasks unattended (run → UAT → auto-skip retro → seal, auto-selecting recommended defaults at every soft decision and asking the user nothing) until the checks pass, generating in-scope fix-forward tasks within the cap and halting only at the walls (unverifiable UAT, genuine fork, cap exhausted, no progress; ADR-0016); fg-tdd toggles persistent TDD mode in .forge/config.json so fg-ask defaults to asking and fg-run runs test-first; fg-eco toggles eco mode in .forge/config.json so fg-run caps its delegated workflow subagents at sonnet (lower only — the main session's model is never touched; ADR-0014). On a non-default git branch the whole forge state moves under .forge/branch/<branch>/ — git-tracked and namespaced so parallel branches never collide on .forge state (ADR-0011); fg-merge integrates a merged branch's .forge/branch/<branch>/ back into .forge/ (renumbering ADRs, merging CONTEXT terms, folding done history, removing the branch folder), running after your git merge and halting on genuine conflicts; fg-cleanup retires stale or superseded ADRs to .forge/adr/retired/ on your approval, keeping the active decision set current without deleting the why (ADR-0012); and fg-statusline installs a bash fragment script that reads .forge/ and wires it into settings.json so your terminal statusline shows the current loop progress (active task·stage, goal-loop indicator, or backlog count) — since Claude Code allows only one statusLine it auto-wraps your existing one as an extra row rather than replacing it (ADR-0017); and fg-adversarial-review runs an optional adversarial review between fg-run and fg-learn — it assumes the result is wrong and fans out six lenses (failure points, hidden assumptions, misread requirements, security/performance/data-loss, unexpected misuse, weak decisions) as parallel workflow subagents, records findings to .forge/review.md, and on your approval turns fix-needed findings into a fix-forward plan to run again; it is optional, never a seal gate, and always auto-skipped in unattended drives (ADR-0018); and fg-doctor is a read-only integrity health check (outside the loop) — it surveys the .forge/ state contract and the docs/manifests and reports inconsistencies (orphaned run.md, broken/missing STATUS fields, slug-pairing mismatches, half-sealed done/, manifest version drift across the 3 places, README bilingual drift, skills missing from CLAUDE.md) with a severity and an actionable fix hint each; it writes nothing and never auto-fixes (fg-status reports where you are, fg-doctor whether the state is healthy; ADR-0019); and fg-drop discards incomplete work you no longer want — a backlog plan, the active slot, an awaiting-retro task in executed/, or a halted goal loop — listing the items with a per-item risk level (a checkbox dialog for ≤4, a numbered text list for ≥5), then a separate question to hard-delete (default, no trace) or archive to .forge/dropped/, behind a confirmation gate that warns already-run code is not reverted; it removes forge state only (never git, never your code) and drops a halted goal loop whole, excluding its member tasks from individual drop (ADR-0021).
Comprehensive Fossil SCM command reference and workflow guidance. Use this skill when the user runs fossil commands, works with Fossil repositories, asks about fossil commit, branch, merge, sync, stash, timeline, or ticketing workflows, or needs help with Fossil vs Git differences.
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