cf-templatelisted
Install: claude install-skill indranilbanerjee/contentforge
# Custom Content Template Manager
Create and manage custom content type templates beyond the 5 built-in types (article, blog, whitepaper, faq, research-paper). Define section structure, word count ranges, readability targets, citation requirements, and quality standards — then use the template with `/contentforge` for consistent, repeatable content production.
## Context efficiency
Pipeline phase. **Grep before Read** for `references/`, `humanization-patterns.json`, brand voice profiles. Pass earlier-phase outputs by path + line range, not by reloading. On `/contentforge:resume`, load only the failed phase's state.
## When to Use
Use `/contentforge:template` when:
- You need a **content type not covered** by the 5 built-in templates (case study, product comparison, landing page copy, email newsletter, press release, etc.)
- You want to **standardize a content format** your team produces regularly
- You need to **modify an existing template** (e.g., add a section to the article template)
- You're onboarding a client who has **specific content format requirements**
- You want to **import a content structure** from an example file
**For producing content using a template**, use `/contentforge --type=custom:template-name`.
**For the 5 built-in templates**, see `templates/content-types/` (these are pre-configured and cannot be deleted).
## What This Command Does
1. **Define Template** — Specify content type name, base type (or custom), word count range, readability target,