pipelinelisted

# Pipeline Work with the forge pipeline for a commit. The entry point for forge-pipeline operations; today it reports status and watches. Two needs, one skill: - **Status (default)** — *"what's the pipeline doing?"* / *"get the latest pipeline."* A one-shot read: resolve the pipeline for the commit and report its state now. - **Watch** — *"tell me when it's done"* / *"notify me when CI passes."* Poll in the background until the pipeline reaches a terminal state, then report. GitHub calls a pipeline a *workflow run* and GitLab calls it a *pipeline*; this skill uses **pipeline** for both, and `glab api` / `gh run` for the forge calls. **Don't narrate your work.** Every step below is an operating instruction, not a script to read aloud — follow the execute-quietly discipline: `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/guides/execute-quietly.md`. For this skill, the only things worth surfacing are the resolved repo in one line if it's ambiguous, and the pipeline verdict. ```mermaid %%{ init: { 'look': 'handDrawn' } }%% flowchart TD Start(["/pipeline"]) --> Repo["Confirm target repo"] Repo --> Mode{Watch requested?} subgraph once["One-shot (default)"] Mode -->|No| Once["pipeline-status.sh"] Once --> ReportA["Report current state"] end subgraph watch["Watch"] Mode -->|Yes| Watch["pipeline-status.sh --watch in background"] Watch --> Settle{Terminal state?} Settle --> ReportB["Report verdict on settle"] end ``` ## Task trackin