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@humanmade/skill-forge

v0.2.0

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Human Made agent skills, distributable to Claude Code (and, soon, Cursor and Copilot).

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@humanmade/skill-forge

Human Made's collection of agent skills for WordPress / Altis / VIP development, distributable to Claude Code today and (soon) Cursor and GitHub Copilot.

What's in the box

| Skill | What it does | |---|---| | block-scaffolding | Scaffold a Gutenberg block, pattern, or template part following HM/VIP conventions | | dependency-triage | Triage a Dependabot, Renovate, or VIP plugin-update PR; classify risk; recommend merge / batch / escalate | | release-ceremony | Cut a release or hotfix PR following Altis/HM gitflow or VIP preprod→production conventions | | vip-bootstrap | Bootstrap a new WordPress VIP project — composer, CI, theme skeleton, PHPUnit, VIP-specific config | | wp-cli-importer | Scaffold a WP-CLI command for content import / migration with dry-run, batching, idempotent upserts | | mega-menu | Scaffold and configure a mega menu in an FSE theme using humanmade/hm-mega-menu-block |

Each skill is a markdown file with frontmatter that the agent loads on demand based on the user's intent.

Install

Personal install — copies skills into ~/.claude/skills/:

npm install -g @humanmade/skill-forge
# or one-off:
npx @humanmade/skill-forge

Project dev dependency — symlinks into <project>/.claude/skills/ so updates flow through node_modules:

npm install --save-dev @humanmade/skill-forge

On first install the postinstall hook auto-detects which adapters apply to the project (e.g. .claude/ for Claude Code) and installs every skill for them, then writes a .hm-skills.json lockfile. Subsequent installs (and postinstall on version bumps) resync from the lockfile.

To customize which vendors or skills are installed, run npx hm-skills — that's the interactive flow. Re-running rewrites the lockfile.

CLI

hm-skills            # interactive: pick vendors and skills
hm-skills --yes      # non-interactive: install everything for the default vendor

Vendor support

  • Claude Code — installs each skill as .claude/skills/<name>/ (symlink for project scope, copy for global).
  • Cursor — translates SKILL.md into .cursor/rules/<name>.mdc; carries the description over and sets alwaysApply: false so the rule is agent-requested by description.
  • GitHub Copilot — translates SKILL.md into .github/instructions/<name>.instructions.md with applyTo: "**". Project scope only; Copilot has no equivalent global instructions location.

License

GPL-2.0-or-later