Bundles Forge

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A toolkit for building bundle-plugins — AI coding plugins organized around collaborative skill workflows — across Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, and OpenClaw.

What is a Bundle-Plugin?

A single skill (SKILL.md) does one thing — an AI agent discovers it by its description field and loads it on demand. A bundle-plugin takes this further: multiple skills reference each other and form a workflow, where one skill's output feeds the next.

graph LR
    A["Skill A"] -->|output feeds| B["Skill B"]
    B -->|output feeds| C["Skill C"]
    C -->|validates| A

bundles-forge itself is a bundle-plugin — blueprinting produces a design, scaffolding generates a project from it, auditing validates the result, and optimizing iterates on issues found.

If your plugin has 3+ skills that form a workflow, you're building a bundle-plugin. This toolkit gives you scaffolding, quality gates, and multi-platform publishing for that pattern.

Quick Start

Install (Claude Code)

1. Add the marketplace:

   /plugin marketplace add OdradekAI/bundles-forge
   

2. Install the plugin:

   /plugin install bundles-forge@bundles-forge-dev
   

Or clone locally for development:

git clone https://github.com/OdradekAI/bundles-forge.git
cd bundles-forge

# Add your local marketplace
/plugin marketplace add ./

# Install the plugin
/plugin install bundles-forge@bundles-forge-dev

Other platforms: see Platform Support below.

Path A: Build a New Bundle-Plugin

bundles-forge:blueprinting

This starts a structured interview to design your project — scope, platform targets, skill decomposition. When the design is ready, the agent automatically chains into scaffolding (project generation) and then authoring (SKILL.md writing).

Path B: Audit an Existing Project

cd your-bundle-plugin-project
bundles-forge:auditing

Runs a 10-category quality assessment with pattern-based security checks across 7 file categories.

Concepts

Full explanations, design decisions, and architecture diagrams → Concepts Guide

Skills

The 8 skills cover the full lifecycle of a bundle-plugin project, organized into two layers:

• Orchestrators (blueprinting, optimizing, releasing) — diagnose, decide, and delegate. They chain multiple skills together to accomplish multi-step goals.
• Executors (scaffolding, authoring, auditing, testing) — single-responsibility workers. They can be invoked directly by users or dispatched by orchestrators.

flowchart LR
    Design["blueprinting"] --> Scaffold["scaffolding"]
    Design -->|"content authoring"| Write["authoring"]
    Design -->|"initial audit"| Audit["auditing"]
    Audit -->|issues| Optimize["optimizing"]
    Optimize -->|"delegate changes"| Write
    Optimize --> Audit
    Audit -->|pass| Test["testing"]
    Test -->|pass| Release["releasing"]

The bootstrap meta-skill using-bundles-forge provides a lightweight session prompt via hooks and full routing context on demand via the Skill tool.

Standalone use: authoring, auditing, and optimizing can be invoked independently on any existing project without going through the full lifecycle.

Guides

Each skill has a companion guide in docs/ with detailed usage, examples, and design rationale:

Agents

Invoking Skills

Skills are invoked automatically (the agent matches user intent to the skill's description field) or explicitly via bundles-forge:<skill-name> references — for example, bundles-forge:auditing or bundles-forge:blueprinting.

Auditing

Both auditing and optimizing accept local paths, GitHub URLs, and zip/tar.gz archives as input — the agent normalizes the target automatically.

Four audit scopes for different levels of granularity — the agent auto-detects scope from the target path:

Quick Start (Scripts)

bundles-forge audit-plugin .                                      # full project audit
bundles-forge audit-skill skills/authoring                         # single skill audit
bundles-forge audit-workflow .                                     # workflow audit
bundles-forge audit-workflow --focus-skills new-skill .            # focused workflow audit
bundles-forge audit-security .                                      # security-only scan

Via the agent, you can also audit remote projects:

bundles-forge:auditing https://github.com/user/repo
bundles-forge:auditing https://github.com/user/repo/tree/main/skills/my-skill

Exit codes: 0 = pass, 1 = warnings, 2 = critical findings. All scripts accept --json for CI integration.

After the audit: The audit report is purely diagnostic — it identifies and scores issues but does not prescribe next steps. The user or an orchestrating skill (e.g., optimizing, releasing) decides what to fix and how.

For detailed usage, checklists, report templates, and CI integration patterns, see docs/auditing-guide.md.

Architecture

For concept explanations see Concepts Guide. For per-skill details see guides in docs/.

Skill Execution

Each skill is discovered by its description or invoked explicitly via bundles-forge:<skill-name>. The execution chains can be deep.

flowchart LR
    subgraph skills [Entry-Point Skills]
        SK_BP["blueprinting"]
        SK_SF["scaffolding"]
        SK_AU["auditing"]
        SK_OP["optimizing"]
        SK_RE["releasing"]
    end

    SK_BP -->|"design approved"| scaffolding
    SK_BP -->|"content authoring"| authoring
    SK_BP -->|"initial audit"| SK_AU
    SK_AU -->|"issues found"| SK_OP
    SK_OP -->|"delegate changes"| authoring
    SK_OP -->|"verify fixes"| SK_AU
    SK_RE -->|"pre-release check"| SK_AU
    SK_RE -->|"fix quality"| SK_OP

bundles-forge:blueprinting — Plan a new bundle-plugin

Full guide: [docs/blueprinting-guide.md](docs/blueprinting-guide.