Slash Commands

All 21 slash commands provided by the forge-plugin, available inside Claude Code after installing the plugin.

All 21 slash commands provided by the forge-plugin. These are available inside Claude Code after installing the plugin.

Governance

Command	Description
`/forge:status`	Display complete project state — health score, git status, test results, security scan. Zero-context-friendly (safe to run at any point).
`/forge:status-enhanced`	Enhanced status with detailed dashboard and metrics. Includes dependency analysis, code quality trends, and workstream breakdown.
`/forge:gap-analysis`	Analyze project gaps across 5 dimensions: testing, docs, security, architecture, and performance. Returns prioritized remediation plan.
`/forge:compliance`	Scan tech stack, check license compatibility, and generate SBOM (Software Bill of Materials). Covers OWASP, dependency licenses, and regulatory requirements.
`/forge:command-center`	Activate the orchestrator command center — connects to forge-orchestrator MCP tools for task management, knowledge queries, and drift detection. Requires L2.

Command	Description
`/forge:feature "description"`	Add a new feature with full agent orchestration. Spawns planner → builder → tester → security reviewer. Pass a description of what you want to build.
`/forge:spec "description"`	Generate a technical specification for a feature. Produces architecture, data flow, API contracts, and test strategy.
`/forge:agent-assign`	Assign tasks to specialized agents. Routes work to the right agent based on task type (security, testing, performance, etc.).
`/forge:integrate`	Set up third-party service integrations. Guides through API key setup, SDK installation, and connection validation.

Command	Description
`/forge:test`	Execute project tests with detailed analysis. Auto-detects test runner (vitest, jest, pytest, cargo test). Reports failures, coverage, and trends.
`/forge:deploy`	Deploy with pre-flight validation and safety checks. Runs quality gates, confirms branch state, and validates environment before deployment.
`/forge:optimize`	Analyze and optimize codebase for performance and maintainability. Covers bundle size, dependency weight, hot paths, and code complexity.

Command	Description
`/forge:checkpoint`	Save a restorable project state checkpoint. Captures governance state, git status, and test results. Use before risky changes.
`/forge:restore`	Restore project state from a previously saved checkpoint. Rolls back governance state (does not roll back git changes).
`/forge:report`	Display comprehensive session activity report. Shows what was accomplished, what changed, and what's pending.

Command	Description
`/forge:docs-status`	Show documentation health and coverage. Reports which areas have docs, which are missing, and staleness indicators.
`/forge:docs-update`	Update stale documentation based on code changes. Identifies docs that reference outdated code and suggests updates.
`/forge:docs-audit`	Comprehensive documentation quality audit. Checks completeness, accuracy, and consistency across all doc files.

Command	Description
`/forge:init`	Initialize Forge in a project — 60-second setup wizard. Creates governance hooks, detects project stack, and configures quality baselines.
`/forge:dashboard`	Open the Forge governance dashboard in your browser. Requires forge-ui (L3) to be running on port 5050.
`/forge:update`	Update Forge to the latest version.

Command	Description
`/forge:ceo-loop [max-iterations] [time-limit]`	Activate the CEO Decision Loop in ORBIT mode. Continuous multi-iteration governance cycle: OBSERVE pending decisions → REASON with precedent → BUILD decisions → INSPECT retrograde → TURN for next iteration.
`/forge:ceo-loop-cancel`	Cancel the active CEO Decision Loop gracefully. Sets the loop to inactive, writes a final summary, and preserves all decisions in the journal.

Start with /forge:status — it's the fastest way to understand any project's state
Use /forge:gap-analysis after major changes — catches regressions across all 5 dimensions
Save checkpoints before risky changes — /forge:checkpoint then /forge:restore if things go wrong
Commands work without L2 — all slash commands function with just the plugin installed. L2 (orchestrator) adds task management and knowledge features but is not required.