forge-api
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Playbook for APIs: REST, GraphQL, OpenAPI (gebruik bij een API).
2 other projects use a version of this, 1 of them edited.
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- ForgeyClap/claude-forgeedited, first seen Oct 11, 2026
- is-bo/fullstack-forge-skilltheir own version, first seen Aug 28, 2026
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- ForgeyClap/claude-forge★ 232% same
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- is-bo/fullstack-forge-skill★ 2same name
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- Distinctive: line 11
Use for: contract-first APIs (OpenAPI / JSON Schema / GraphQL SDL / gRPC): boundary validation, auth, versioning, idempotency, rate limits.
- Very specific: line 41
Every request is validated against the schema at the boundary.
≈ “Common” is an estimate: at least 1 in 5 of the 350,495 skill files we read have a rule of the same kind, not the same words. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.
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Forge playbook — Contract-first API
When to use
- Use for: contract-first APIs (OpenAPI / JSON Schema / GraphQL SDL / gRPC): boundary validation, auth, versioning, idempotency, rate limits.
- Domain framing, team roles and honesty rule:
references/overview.md.
Do not duplicate ECC skills — defer to: forge-integration (when the API mainly wires external services / webhooks), forge-payments (any money/charge/gateway-webhook endpoint), forge-fullstack (when the API is one tier of a full app). This file is orchestration only.
Hard rules (non-negotiable)
- Contract first, single source of truth. Define the API contract (OpenAPI 3.x, JSON Schema, GraphQL SDL, or a gRPC
.proto) BEFORE implementing handlers. - Input validation at every boundary. Validate every request — body, path params, query, headers — against the schema.
- Auth on every protected route, server-side, deny-by-default.
- Explicit versioning. The API is versioned (path
/v1, header, or media type). - Idempotency on unsafe retryable writes.
- Rate limits + quotas. Per-client / per-key rate limiting with
429+Retry-After; abuse and runaway clients are bounded.
Full text of every rule: references/hard-rules.md.
Team (conditional)
Lead: architect (owns the contract + resource model). Full roster: references/team-and-tools.md.
Skills / commands / MCP
Skills, commands, MCP and opt-in dependencies: references/team-and-tools.md.
Design references (read before writing the contract): references/rest-design.md — wire rules: one flat error envelope with domain codes, PATCH for state transitions, cursor pagination, Idempotency-Key semantics, status codes, review severity; references/openapi.md — what the committed OpenAPI 3.1 file must contain and how to prove the code matches it. For a GraphQL contract: references/graphql.md — SDL first, depth/cost limits, DataLoader against N+1, auth per field, typed errors.
Fan-out & flow
L2 for a single-resource service; L3 for multi-resource + auth + versioning + rate limiting. Serial: contract (OpenAPI/schema) → boundary validation → auth/authz middleware → resource handlers → idempotency + rate-limit + pagination → contract tests. Parallel (independent once the contract + auth middleware are fixed): individual resource endpoints ∥ the contract-test suite ∥ generated API reference docs.
Domain gates
- A committed contract file exists and is the source of truth; the implementation validates against it (drift is caught).
- Every request is validated against the schema at the boundary; invalid input returns a clear
4xxwith a consistent error envelope. - Auth is enforced server-side on every protected route, deny-by-default; a negative (unauthenticated / wrong-scope) test proves rejection.
- Explicit versioning present; no breaking change inside a shipped version.
- Idempotency on unsafe retryable writes; safe methods are genuinely idempotent.
- Rate limiting returns
429+Retry-After; list endpoints paginate; no secrets in responses or logs. - Contract tests cover the happy path AND auth-failure AND validation-failure — not just
200.
Ship-readiness (unique)
Evidence checklist before handoff: references/ship-readiness.md.
Safety, approval and honesty
- Approval / safety: anything with auth gets a
security-boss/security-reviewerreview (a genuine high-risk trigger). - Approval / safety: secrets in env; never in responses, error bodies or logs.
- Honest failure: never claim "auth enforced" or "contract-compliant" without a negative test that proves it.
- Honest failure: contract tooling is opt-in; report whether the contract tests actually ran.
- Untrusted content: see
references/untrusted-content.md. - Shared gates for every playbook (honesty, owner approval, secrets, reviews):
.claude/docs/forge-reference/playbook-template.md.
References
references/overview.md— domain framing paragraph(s) from under the title.references/hard-rules.md— full text of every hard rule.references/team-and-tools.md— full team roster, skills, commands, MCP and opt-in runtimes.references/ship-readiness.md— full ship-readiness evidence checklist.references/untrusted-content.md— Untrusted-content note.references/rest-design.md— REST wire contract in detail (adapted from ribrewguy/agent-skills, MIT; notice inLICENSE).references/openapi.md— OpenAPI contract file, shared components, change control, contract proof (Forge-native).references/graphql.md— GraphQL schema-first rules, limits, N+1, auth per field (Forge-native).
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