cf-help

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Show the ContentForge user guide with live plugin state — version, agent/skill/command counts, connector availability, and runtime environment read from scripts/plugin-metadata.py, never hardcoded — plus pipeline overview, per-skill listings, worked examples, brand-setup methods, and a troubleshooting matrix. Triggers on "/contentforge:cf-help", "how do I use ContentForge", "list the ContentForge skills", "explain the content pipeline", "ContentForge isn't working". Flags route to sections (--pipeline, --skills, --examples, --troubleshoot, --brand), and a Cowork sandbox warning is surfaced automatically when detected. Documentation only — it renders guidance from live metadata and runs no production pipeline.

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# /contentforge:cf-help Show the ContentForge user guide with live plugin state (version, asset counts, connector counts, runtime environment) pulled from disk — not hardcoded — plus pipeline overview, available skills, usage examples, and troubleshooting. ## CRITICAL: never hardcode version, asset counts, or connector counts Versions and counts in this plugin used to be baked into this skill body as literal version strings and count strings ("Agents: 13 · Skills: 19 · Connectors: 9 HTTP + 19 npx"). Those drifted out of sync with the actual install every release (reported by users in v3.12.7 testing: "I'm on 3.12.7, but the help output shows an old version"). **Always read live values from `scripts/plugin-metadata.py`. Never quote a version number, skill count, agent count, or connector count from memory or from this skill body.** ## Behavior ### Step 1 — Fetch live plugin metadata Run **first**, every time this skill is invoked (any argument or none): ```bash python scripts/plugin-metadata.py --section all-with-environment ``` This returns JSON with `version`, `assets` (agent/skill/command/script counts), `connectors` (HTTP + npx counts), `skills` list, `commands` list, `pipeline_phases` list (read from agent file names), and `environment` (detects Cowork sandbox vs local Claude Code, with a warning if filesystem writes won't reach the user's host). Substitute the values from this JSON into every place the help output references a count, a version, or a slash-comma...

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indranilbanerjee
Repository
indranilbanerjee/contentforge
Created
6 months ago
Last Updated
3 weeks ago
Language
Python
License
MIT

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