claw-forge-cli
Use the claw-forge CLI to run autonomous coding agents on a project until all features pass. Covers the full workflow: init → spec → plan → run → status → ui. Use when a user asks to build a project with claw-forge, run agents on a codebase, generate a feature DAG, manage the provider pool, or fix bugs with the reproduce-first protocol.
Install via CLI (Recommended)
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/bowen31337/claw-forge-cliWhat This Skill Does
The claw-forge-cli skill provides an autonomous multi-provider coding agent harness designed to handle the entire lifecycle of software development. It functions by parsing project specifications into an atomic dependency DAG (Directed Acyclic Graph) and orchestrating parallel agents to implement features sequentially or concurrently. By automating the build process, it ensures that your codebase evolves according to a structured plan, managing provider pools and individual agent states until every feature requirement is met.
Installation
To integrate this tool into your environment, use the OpenClaw skill installation command:
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/bowen31337/claw-forge-cli
Ensure you have your environment configured with necessary provider API keys as defined in the .env.example file created during the initial setup process.
Use Cases
Use this tool when you need to:
- Bootstrap a new project from scratch using a standardized file structure.
- Decompose complex high-level requirements into manageable, testable coding tasks.
- Execute large-scale refactors or feature additions where parallel development is required.
- Troubleshoot and fix persistent bugs using the tool's integrated reproduce-first protocol.
- Monitor active development progress through a browser-based real-time Kanban UI.
Example Prompts
- "@claw-forge-cli init the project in this folder and prepare the configuration for a FastAPI backend."
- "@claw-forge-cli plan the features in app_spec.txt using Opus for maximum planning accuracy."
- "@claw-forge-cli run the agents with a concurrency of 8 and enable yolo mode to speed up the implementation."
Tips & Limitations
- Planning is the most critical stage; spend time ensuring your spec is detailed to avoid logic loops in the DAG.
- For weaker models, use the --edit-mode hashline flag to significantly improve success rates.
- The --dry-run flag is recommended for initial test passes to verify the task graph before committing API spend.
- While the tool is autonomous, keep the Kanban UI open during large runs to observe potential bottlenecks in the dependency graph.
Metadata
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{
"plugins": {
"official-bowen31337-claw-forge-cli": {
"enabled": true,
"auto_update": true
}
}
}Tags(AI)
Flags: network-access, file-write, file-read, external-api, code-execution
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