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Save the forge to git — the light check, then commit and push; no renders
pche-broken-artist/forge-of-thought · ★ 3 · Code & Development · score 70
Install: claude install-skill pche-broken-artist/forge-of-thought
Save the forge to git: the light check, then commit and push on whatever branch is checked out, nothing more (POS.1100). The `project` and `engine` checks and the renders belong to `/release` (`.claude/skills/release/SKILL.md`, POS.0570). The engine and every project are repositories of their own (POS.0940); what the save does per repository is stated in the help header of `scripts/forge-save.ps1`, and CLAUDE.md (Persistence) carries the one-line summary (POS.1070). Arguments (`[slug]`, `-m "message"`, `-Tag <name>`) are passed through to the script; a project without a repository is a property, not a defect — relay the script's note in the report. 1. Determine scope from `./scripts/forge-status.ps1` (the scripts are the only door to git — CLAUDE.md, Persistence). It reports the engine and each project separately, with the branch each is on. A project "not under git" with changes is named in the report and otherwise left alone. 1a. Run the `light` check on every repository in scope through the `/check` procedure (`.claude/skills/check/SKILL.md`; the engine's project is `forge`) and settle what it finds: immediate fixes offered as one step, the rest by walkthrough or deferred — a save never waits on a finding the principal has not asked to fix (POS.0430). 2. Unless `-m` was supplied, draft a one-line English commit message summarising the round — from the newest rows of the touched documents' `.history.md` companions, the primary record of eve