fused-projectslisted
Install: claude install-skill fusedio/skills
# Driving Fused end-to-end (spec-first, agent-authored)
> **Part of the Fused skill set — don't work from it alone.** When the output is a
> rendered UI (a dashboard or an editable widget), also load **`fused-widgets`**;
> for a question/approval/plan UI, load **`fused-feedback`**. See **`fused-guide`**
> for the full set.
Fused organises work as **workspace ⊃ project ⊃ UDF**. You — the driving
agent — author the specs and the code; Fused supplies the scaffold, the
deterministic validators, a spec↔code consistency hook, and the run/deploy
machinery. There is **no code-generation command and no API key** in the loop:
authoring code *is your job*.
> **Built-in `_core` workspace.** Fused provides a read-only `_core` workspace.
> Its source trees are **no longer bundled in the wheel** — they are cloned at
> runtime from an external git repo into `~/.openfused/core/`, materializing at
> `~/.openfused/core/skills/<project>/` (first boot needs `git` + network).
> Its projects (e.g. `task-management`) are
> available immediately via `fused dev serve` as
> `workspace="_core", project="task-management"`. User projects live in the
> `default` workspace (or any named workspace) — `_core` (and any name starting
> with `_`) is reserved and cannot be created by users.
The full loop:
```
user request
→ pick an environment (local-first for dev)
→ decompose into projects + UDFs (py data + json widget)
→ write spec.md per UDF → user approves SPECS (never code)
→ author main.