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Skill RapierCraftStudios/ForgeDock/.agents/skills/work-on/review

Push a Forge worktree branch, create a PR, and delegate review through the Forge Codex review adapter.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add RapierCraftStudios/ForgeDock --skill review

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SKILL.md

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Forge Repo Adapter: work-on/review

Use commands/work-on/review.md as the authoritative PR-creation workflow, with these Forge repo overrides:

  • Default repo context is RapierCraftStudios/forgedock.
  • After push/PR creation, route review to the repo-local Forge review adapter instead of assuming the project’s external review environment.
  • Preserve FORGE:REVIEW_STARTED, REVIEW_RESULT, merge verification, and issue-closing behavior from the shared workflow.

Review Delegation Override

When the shared workflow says:

  • Skill(skill="review-pr", args="...")

Route that to:

  • repo-local .agents/skills/review-pr/SKILL.md
  • or installed forge-review-pr if the local adapter has been wrapped by the installer

Review Focus for Forge PRs

For Forge repo pull requests, prioritize:

  • pipeline state-machine correctness
  • nested skill routing correctness
  • gh / git command correctness
  • installer side effects and namespace safety
  • stale .claude-only assumptions when Codex-layer files changed
  • docs and changelog coverage

Keep the shared workflow’s PR creation, auto-merge handoff, and post-merge verification behavior unchanged.

Continuation Rule

Outputting REVIEW_RESULT: does NOT terminate the pipeline. This result block is an intermediate signal for the work-on.md routing loop — not a final answer. After this subcommand completes, control returns to the routing loop in commands/work-on.md, which re-reads GitHub state and dispatches to the next phase (close). Do not treat the result block as a completion signal — the pipeline continues.

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