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forge-ai-assist

v1.2.3

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Install Forge assistant assets for read-only GitHub discussion, issue, and PR review analysis.

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Forge

npm version CI License: MIT Node.js

Give your AI coding assistant superpowers over your GitHub workflow.

Forge is a single CLI that installs plugins into GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI — so every assistant in your toolkit can analyze discussions, review PRs, and coach you on engineering quality. One install, four assistants, zero lock-in.

Quick Start

npx forge-ai-assist@latest

That's it. Forge asks which assistants you use, installs the plugins, and you're ready.

What Can You Do With Forge?

Understand what the community is saying

"Summarize the top 5 open discussions and highlight unanswered questions"

The Discussion Analyzer fetches live GitHub Discussions data and gives you a structured summary — no tab-switching required.

Triage issues faster

"Show me open bugs labeled P0 and group them by component"

The Issue Analyzer pulls live issue data so your assistant can filter, group, and surface what matters.

Review PRs without context-switching

"Analyze review comments on PR #42 — what are the recurring themes?"

The PR Comments Analyzer reads review threads and distills them into actionable patterns.

Level up your commits

"Review my last 10 commits — are they atomic and well-narrated?"

The Commit Craft Coach analyzes your Git history and coaches you toward commits that tell a clear story.

Ship reviewable PRs

"Evaluate my open PR — is it structured for easy review?"

The PR Architect examines PR size, scope, and structure, then coaches you toward PRs reviewers can confidently approve.

Write better code reviews

"Assess my recent reviews — are they specific and architecturally deep?"

The Review Quality Coach analyzes your outgoing reviews and helps you move beyond "LGTM."

Generate release notes

"Generate release notes from v1.1.20 to HEAD"

The Release Notes Generator synthesizes commits, PRs, and issues into structured release notes.

Install Options

# Install core plugins (discussions, issues, PR comments)
npx forge-ai-assist@latest

# Add coaching plugins
npx forge-ai-assist@latest --plugins elevate

# Install everything
npx forge-ai-assist@latest --plugins all

# Target a specific assistant
npx forge-ai-assist@latest --assistants claude --plugins all

# Non-interactive (CI-friendly)
npx forge-ai-assist@latest --assistants all --plugins all

Uninstall

npx forge-ai-assist@latest --uninstall

Check What's Installed

npx forge-ai-assist@latest status

Plugin Groups

| Group | Plugins | Installed by default? | |-------|---------|----------------------| | Core | Discussion Analyzer, Issue Analyzer, PR Comments Analyzer | Yes | | Elevate | Commit Craft Coach, PR Architect, Review Quality Coach | --plugins elevate | | Ops | Release Notes Generator | --plugins ops |

Supported Assistants

| Assistant | How to invoke a plugin | |-----------|----------------------| | GitHub Copilot | /agent → select a forge-* agent | | Claude Code | /forge:discussion-analyzer, /forge:issue-analyzer, etc. | | Codex | $forge-discussion-analyzer, $forge-issue-analyzer, etc. | | Gemini CLI | forge:discussion-analyzer, forge:issue-analyzer, etc. |

How It Works

Forge doesn't run a background service or proxy your data. It installs lightweight prompt files — agents, skills, and workflows — directly into each assistant's config directory. When you invoke a plugin, your assistant runs read-only gh and git commands in your current repo and interprets the results. Your data never leaves your machine beyond what gh already does.

Documentation

| Doc | What's in it | |-----|-------------| | Usage Guide | Per-assistant setup, custom instructions, file locations | | Plugin Architecture | How plugins are defined, rendered, and installed | | Adding a Plugin | Step-by-step checklist for contributors | | Releasing | Version bump and publish workflow | | Contributing | Dev setup, project structure, and release process | | Changelog | Release history |

License

MIT — Copyright (c) 2024-2026 Ajit Gunturi