sangrokjung/claude-forge
oh-my-zsh for Claude Code — 16 agents, 35 commands, 32 skills, 21 safety hooks in one install. v4.0 adds an adversarial review loop: a second agent that never sees the first one's reasoning. MIT.
What it solves
Claude Code is a powerful terminal-based AI coding assistant, but it lacks built-in organizational procedures, safety guardrails, and specialized roles. Claude Forge provides a comprehensive "equipment pack" that transforms the bare assistant into a professional-grade development environment by adding structured workflows, safety checks, and a library of specialist agents.
How it works
Claude Forge extends Claude Code through a combination of configuration files and plugins. It implements a multi-layered system consisting of:
- Specialist Agents: 16 dedicated AI roles (e.g., planner, security reviewer, TDD guide) that Claude can delegate tasks to.
- Slash Commands: 35 shortcuts (like
/planor/tdd) that trigger complex, pre-defined workflows. - Skills: 33 saved procedures or "playbooks" that the AI follows automatically for specific tasks.
- Hooks: 21 safety checks that run silently in the background to block dangerous actions, such as leaking secrets or executing destructive database commands.
- Rules: 14 behavioral guidelines that define coding styles and security principles.
- MCP Connections: Integration with external tools like browser automation (Playwright) and live documentation search.
Who it’s for
Developers using Claude Code who want to automate their development pipeline (plan $\rightarrow$ test $\rightarrow$ review $\rightarrow$ verify $\rightarrow$ ship) and add enterprise-level safety and reliability to their AI-assisted coding.
Highlights
- Adversarial Verification Loop: A "maker $\neq$ checker" system where an independent agent verifies changes without seeing the original agent's reasoning.
- 6-Layer Security Defense: Built-in hooks that automatically block leaked passwords and unsafe remote scripts.
- Reliability Pack: Features like API-error auto-resume and doom-loop guards to prevent session crashes.
- Loop-Forge: A tool to turn repetitive tasks into reusable, self-guarding slash commands.
- Harness-Diet: A utility to measure and shrink always-loaded context to stay under token budgets without losing governance.
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