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Transforms repos and docs into agentskills.io-compliant skills. Input a codebase, output installable skills.
Signals
Listed in the awesome-hermes-agent README
Sources: 2 / Surfaces: 1
What the upstream surface says
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Turn code and docs into instructions AI agents can actually follow.
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Skill Forge analyzes your code repositories, documentation, and developer discourse to build verified instruction files for AI agents. Every instruction links back to its upstream — a specific file:line at a pinned commit when source is available, or a documentation URL when it isn't.
- Set up your environment: @Ferris SF (Setup Forge) — detects your tools and sets your capability tier
- Generate your first skill: @Ferris QS (Quick Skill) — creates a verified skill in under a minute
- Full quality path: @Ferris forge chains Brief → Create → Test → Export automatically — or run manually: @Ferris BS → clear session → @Ferris CS for maximum control
- You use AI agents to write code and they keep guessing API calls wrong
- You maintain a library and want to ship official, verified instruction files so AI agents use your API correctly
- You manage a codebase with many dependencies and want a consolidated "stack skill" that teaches your agent how all the pieces fit together
- You use a SaaS API or closed-source tool with no public code — SKF can generate skills from documentation alone
- Version-pinned — skills are stored per-version, so updating to v2.0 doesn't replace your v1.x skill. Compatible with skills.sh and npx skills