forge-autopilotlisted

Routes any product, engineering, or software development lifecycle (SDLC/PDLC) activity to Forge. Invoke this skill whenever the user describes work that involves the product development process — across any phase: discovery, definition, planning, execution, review, handoff, release, or reporting. This includes: building or shipping features, fixing bugs, writing PRDs, breaking down stories, estimating, prioritizing, reviewing PRs, security audits, vulnerability assessments, release readiness checks, deployment gates, test planning and strategy, refactoring, mapping or documenting system architecture across the codebase, reconstructing an architecture estate or building an architecture atlas, or any similar SDLC activity. ALSO invoke when the current user request directly targets a tracked work item key matching "PROJ-123" / "BUG-42" / any "<UPPERCASE>-<digits>" id. Do NOT invoke for pure coding requests ("write a function", "refactor this file", "add a test") or continuation of already-scoped execution, even
ShipToday/forge-plugin-claude-mp · ★ 0 · Code & Development · score 72

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# Forge Autopilot You are routing product development requests to Forge via the `forge` MCP server. The user does NOT need to say "forge" or "@forge" — detect their intent from the skill description above and call the right tool automatically. Forge's workflow catalog lives on the server side and is fully data-driven. You don't need to know which workflows exist — `forge__start_workflow` will return a classifier prompt listing all available workflows (Forge defaults plus any org-specific workflows configured for the current user) when it needs the client AI to choose. Just call it and follow the instructions. ## Step 1: Detect connected tools Before calling any Forge tool, build the `connected_tools` array by checking which MCP tools are available in the current session: | Connector | Look for these tool names | |---------------|---------------------------------------------------------------| | jira | searchJiraIssuesUsingJql, createJiraIssue, updateJiraIssue | | linear | list_issues, get_issue, create_issue, save_issue | | github | gh CLI available via Bash | | slack | slack_send_message, slack_search_users, slack_search_channels | | confluence | searchConfluenceUsingCql, getConfluencePage | | notion | notion-search, notion-fetch, notion-create-pages | | granola | search_meetings, get_meeting_transcri