Claude Code plugin · MIT v5.1.0 · 1 router + 14 skills

superforge

One thin router. Fourteen specialists. Less context.

Say superforge once at the start of a phase and describe the result you want. The router reads the task, inspects the project, sizes the work and loads only the specialist it needs — strategy, design, implementation, proof or release.

  • Think
  • Build
  • Prove
  • Ship
  • Continue
>/plugin marketplace add takaoumehara/superforge-skill
A request enters a thin router, which sizes it and routes to one specialist out of fourteen arranged in five phases: Think, Build, Prove, Ship and Continue.

01Why a thin router

A front door, not a suite that loads all at once

You do not need to know the specialist names. superforge is the concierge; the fourteen skills are the workshop behind it. Each request loads the smallest useful route, and nothing more.

Router

99 lines at a phase boundary

Only skill metadata is normally discoverable. The router loads when a meaningful phase starts, classifies the work and picks one primary specialist.

Specialists

Fourteen, loaded on demand

Medium work loads one specialist. Large work loads them in sequence rather than all at once. A second specialist joins only at the boundary where it becomes necessary.

Evidence

Work, proof, release

The specialist does the work. superforge-verify checks evidence before “done”. superforge-ship independently decides whether it may reach users.

Why it uses less context

  • 01

    Small work stays inline

    A one-file fix loads no extra skill unless the task genuinely needs one.

  • 02

    Follow-ups reuse the active phase

    Ordinary feedback continues the current route instead of re-reading the router.

  • 03

    Model guidance only for real dispatch

    Per-subagent model tiers are read only when an agent is actually dispatched.

  • 04

    Files only when they matter later

    Project state and run logs are written for corrections, failures and releases — not for small edits.

The saving comes from structure, not a promise about a vendor's price. Actual billing varies by tool, model, prompt caching and task.

02Specialists

Fourteen routes across five phases

Direct invocation still works for experts, but it is optional. Describe the outcome; the router picks the route.

PhaseSpecialistResponsibility
Thinksuperforge-brainExplore and judge product ideas
Thinksuperforge-bizMarket, pricing, business model and value case
Thinksuperforge-brandBrand direction, voice and visual system
Thinksuperforge-roastExpose weak assumptions before they reach users
Buildsuperforge-devPlan and implement multi-component features
Buildsuperforge-uiDesign and build Web, iOS and Android interfaces
Buildsuperforge-scrollCinematic scroll-driven experiences
Provesuperforge-a11yWCAG, assistive technology and platform accessibility
Provesuperforge-testChoose and implement valuable tests
Provesuperforge-debugRoot-cause debugging and failure memory
Provesuperforge-securePractical security review for small teams
Provesuperforge-verifyAttach evidence before any completion claim
Shipsuperforge-shipDecide whether a product may be released
Continuesuperforge-handoffPreserve session state before switching tools or threads

03Install

Two lines in Claude Code

The plugin installs the router, all fourteen specialists and the optional dynamic workflows. Use one install path per tool, not both.

claude code
/plugin marketplace add takaoumehara/superforge-skill
/plugin install superforge-skills@superforge

Recommended. Open a new session afterwards and start a phase with superforge.

Where it runs

EnvironmentSupport
Claude CodeSkills plus optional dynamic workflows
Codex CLI / appSkills through ~/.agents/skills or ~/.codex/skills
Gemini CLI / AntigravitySkills through their discovered skill directories
Claude.aiStandalone ZIP; no dynamic workflow runtime

04How it works

Say it once per phase, then talk normally

Start a meaningful phase with superforge. Keep giving ordinary feedback after that. Say it again only when you begin a different feature, a release review or another substantial phase.

Start the phase

prompt
superforge — Redesign onboarding so a first-time
user can publish in three minutes.

Then just give feedback

prompt
Keep the previous conditions. Make the empty
state clearer, then show one preview.

Small, Medium, Large

Small · 1–3 files

Work inline

One issue, usually a few files. No extra skill is loaded unless the task genuinely needs one.

Medium · one flow

One primary specialist

One UI flow, an investigation or a coordinated multi-file change. The router loads exactly one specialist.

Large · feature / release

The minimum sequence

A new feature, broad redesign, security review or release. Specialists run in order, and verification comes before completion.

Three optional modes

ModeUse it forDefault behaviour
superforge quickOne bounded correctionHandle inline; no orchestration or log by default
superforge buildA feature or multi-file changePlan, choose one primary specialist, implement, verify
superforge shipRelease readinessVerify evidence first, then run the independent release gate

05FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to learn the fourteen skill names?
No. Say superforge and describe the outcome. The router chooses the specialist. Calling a specialist directly still works if you prefer.
Should I repeat “superforge” on every message?
No. Once per phase is enough. Follow-up feedback reuses the active phase. Start it again for a different feature, a release review or another substantial phase.
Does it make my model cheaper?
It does not change the price of the active model. It loads less context per request and assigns an appropriate model tier when it dispatches subagents. Actual billing depends on your tool, model, caching and task.
Will it pick a library for me?
In a substantial UI phase where the technique is still open, it checks your existing stack, scans current options from official sources once, explains the choice and implements it. If the native platform is the better answer, it adds no dependency.
Can it declare my app secure or correct?
No. It makes routing and evidence requirements explicit. Results are still limited by the available tools, credentials, source material and human decisions.
I installed both the plugin and install.sh. Why do skills appear twice?
The installer also links into ~/.claude/skills when it exists. Use one path for Claude Code — the plugin is recommended.