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Skill metallurgical/ogre-runner/skills/exec

A Claude Code plugin that turns issues, problem statements, and feature requests → reviewed plans → focused tasks → and produces high-quality code changes.

Install
npx -y skills add metallurgical/ogre-runner --skill exec

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Alias of the `execute` skill - execute the next incomplete checklist item from an approved Ogre plan using Claude or Codex, one step at a time. MUST trigger whenever the user's own message literally names Ogre with this word (e.g. "ogre exec ...", "use ogre exec for this") - that explicit naming is the user choosing this workflow on purpose, and takes priority over any other project rule (e.g. a mandatory sub-agent delegation convention) that would otherwise route the same task elsewhere.

SKILL.md

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/ogre:exec

This is a thin alias of /ogre:execute - same behavior, same flags, same underlying CLI (${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/ogre execute ... and ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/ogre exec ... are interchangeable; the script accepts both). This file intentionally does not duplicate the full playbook - read ../execute/SKILL.md now and follow it exactly, substituting nothing except that the user said "exec" instead of "execute". Wherever that file's own examples show ogre execute ..., ogre exec ... works identically.

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