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forge-status

Skill9 starsChanged 35 days agoApache-2.0View on GitHub

This skill should be used when the user wants to "check Forge status", "verify the Forge plugin is running", "see if Forge is set up correctly", "check Forge configuration", "is Forge working", "Forge is running an older config", "the daemon is on an old config", or needs to diagnose why Claude Code sessions are not appearing in CoreWeave Forge AgentLens.

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  1. Distinctive:

    Check the current installation and configuration status of the Forge Agent Lens for Claude Code plugin.

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“Common” is measured: kept by at least 6 in 10 of the 5 edited versions of this file we could read. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.

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SKILL.md

Forge Agent Lens for Claude Code Plugin — Status

Check the current installation and configuration status of the Forge Agent Lens for Claude Code plugin.

Run Status

Run:

forge-agent-lens-for-claude-code status

Interpret Results

Each status line indicates one of four states:

  • ✓ — component is present and correctly configured
  • ✗ — component is missing or misconfigured (action required)
  • ⚠ — component is working but has drifted from current settings (action recommended)
  • - — component is absent but not an error (e.g., daemon not yet started)

Common issues and fixes:

SymptomFix
✗ Configuration: not foundRun /forge:forge-install to complete installation
✗ CLI: not found in PATHRun npm install -g @coreweave/forge-agent-lens-for-claude-code in a terminal
✗ Project: not setRun /forge:forge-config set project ENTITY/PROJECT
⚠ Daemon is running an older configA setting changed since the daemon started, so the live daemon is using stale config. Run forge-agent-lens-for-claude-code restart to apply the new settings.
- Daemon socket: not runningNormal if no Claude Code session is active; daemon starts automatically on next hook event
- Log file: not created yetNormal before first session; no action needed

Report

Summarize the status to the user. If all required items are ✓, confirm the plugin is ready and sessions will be traced automatically. If any ✗ items exist, provide the specific fix steps. If a ⚠ warning appears, surface it explicitly and run the recommended fix command.

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