Forge

On first invocation this session, silently perform a version check:

1. Look for .claude/svk-meta.json in the current project. If it doesn't exist, skip this check entirely.
2. Read the svk_repo path and installed_version from the metadata file.
3. Run: git -C fetch --tags --quiet 2>/dev/null
4. Run: git -C tag --sort=-v:refname | head -1 to get the latest tag.
5. Compare the installed version against the latest tag (strip the leading v).
6. If they match, skip — the user is up to date.
7. If the latest tag is newer, show this message ONCE (never repeat in this session):

> SVK Update Available: v{latest} is available (you're on v{installed}). > - Update now: I can pull and reinstall the changed skills in this session > - Update later: Start a new chat and run /SVK:update

1. If the git commands fail (offline, repo moved, etc.), skip silently. Never show errors from version checking.

Important: Do NOT block or delay the user's actual command. Perform this check, show the notification if needed, then proceed with the command they invoked.

Forge — SVK Skill Builder

A meta-skill for building SVK skills. Wraps Superpowers skills with SVK-specific context injection and enforces a 21-item shipping checklist.

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | /Forge:brainstorm | Phase 1 — Design a new skill (wraps superpowers:brainstorming) | | /Forge:plan | Phase 2 — Write implementation plan (wraps superpowers:writing-plans) | | /Forge:build | Phase 3 — Execute the plan with scaffolding (wraps superpowers:executing-plans) | | /Forge:validate | Phase 4 — Two-pass validation against shipping checklist | | /Forge:ship | Phase 5 — Commit, test install, and clean up |

Pipeline

/Forge:brainstorm → /Forge:plan → /Forge:build → /Forge:validate → /Forge:ship

Each phase is a separate command. You can enter at any phase if you already have the prerequisite artifacts (e.g., skip brainstorm if you have a design doc). Validate and ship enforce the full checklist regardless.

Resources

Load resources from resources/INDEX.md when needed — don't read them all upfront.

Source & license

This open-source skill is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.

• Author: MetalLegBob
• Source: MetalLegBob/solana-vibes-kit
• License: MIT

Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.