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Agent-facing project context. Shared across Claude Code and Codex CLI for cross-agent continuity. The same 4 agents are available as Codex custom roles, each defined in a per-file role TOML under ~/.codex/agents/<name>.toml (personal) or .codex/agents/<name>.toml (project-level). The inline [agents.<name>] form in config.toml is a legacy alternate with known config-loading caveats (openai/codex#14579, #15250) — prefer the per-file files below: Enable with multi_agent = true in [features]. See forge-codex-multiagent SKILL.md Section 1b for config syntax. See README.md for the full skill catalog…

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Agents

Agent-facing project context. Shared across Claude Code and Codex CLI for cross-agent continuity.

Forge Skills (Autonomous Workflows)

Skills

SkillLayerPurpose
forge-claude-teams0 (practices)Claude Code best practices for Agent tool, TeamCreate, SendMessage, task coordination
forge-codex-multiagent0 (practices)Codex CLI best practices for spawn_agent, fork_context, batch processing
forge-research1 (capability)Autonomous multi-agent research with hypothesis tracking and adversarial challenge
forge-builder1 (capability)Autonomous building/coding with self-review, self-improvement, and quality gates
forge-orchestrator2 (orchestrator)Sequences Layer 1 skills through milestone-gated cycles with review and compound learning

Custom Agents

AgentPurposeTools
forge-adversarial-reviewerCritical review with confidence-gated findings (>80%)Read, Grep, Glob, Bash
forge-build-workerImplementation worker with file-scope ownershipRead, Write, Edit, Bash, Grep, Glob
forge-research-workerWeb research and codebase exploration (read-only, Rule of Two)Read, Grep, Glob, Bash, WebSearch, WebFetch
forge-performance-auditorMetric-driven performance auditingRead, Bash, Grep, Glob

Codex CLI Agent Roles

The same 4 agents are available as Codex custom roles, each defined in a per-file role TOML under ~/.codex/agents/<name>.toml (personal) or .codex/agents/<name>.toml (project-level). The inline [agents.<name>] form in config.toml is a legacy alternate with known config-loading caveats (openai/codex#14579, #15250) — prefer the per-file files below:

RoleConfig FileSandbox
forge-adversarial-reviewer.codex/agents/forge-adversarial-reviewer.tomlread-only
forge-build-worker.codex/agents/forge-build-worker.tomldanger-full-access
forge-research-worker.codex/agents/forge-research-worker.tomlread-only
forge-performance-auditor.codex/agents/forge-performance-auditor.tomlread-only

Enable with multi_agent = true in [features]. See forge-codex-multiagent SKILL.md Section 1b for config syntax.

Cross-References

  • forge-research and forge-builder read the platform practices guide on startup: forge-claude-teams (Claude Code) or forge-codex-multiagent (Codex CLI)
  • forge-orchestrator invokes forge-research for unknowns and forge-builder for implementation
  • forge-orchestrator spawns all 4 custom agents for review, building, research, and performance auditing

Dependency Graph

forge-orchestrator (Layer 2)
  ├── READS: forge-claude-teams OR forge-codex-multiagent (Layer 0)
  ├── INVOKES: forge-research (Layer 1)
  ├── INVOKES: forge-builder (Layer 1)
  └── SPAWNS: forge-adversarial-reviewer, forge-build-worker,
              forge-research-worker, forge-performance-auditor

forge-research (Layer 1)
  ├── READS: forge-claude-teams OR forge-codex-multiagent (Layer 0)
  └── SPAWNS: forge-adversarial-reviewer (optional)

forge-builder (Layer 1)
  ├── READS: forge-claude-teams OR forge-codex-multiagent (Layer 0)
  ├── SPAWNS: forge-build-worker (optional)
  └── SPAWNS: forge-adversarial-reviewer (optional)

Existing Skills

See README.md for the full skill catalog and installation instructions.

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