ForgeWeave
Agent orchestration framework — project scaffolding, template distribution, and AGENTS.md global rules.
pip install forgeweave or uv add forgeweave
Quick Start
# Initialize a ForgeWeave project
forge init --tui opencode ./my-project
cd my-project
# Check your setup
forge doctor
Architecture
ForgeWeave is a scaffolding tool — Templates + Rules + Skills. No server.
forge init → Copies TUI-specific templates into your project
→ Configures MCP servers (Playwright, Headroom, Firecrawl, etc.)
→ Generates AGENTS.md with dynamic MCP availability markers
forge doctor → Verifies environment prerequisites
What forge init generates
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| AGENTS.md | Global behavioral rules for all coding agents, dynamically marking which MCP servers are available |
| Skills | 20+ domain-specific skill bundles (deep-research, playwright-mcp, skill-builder, etc.) |
| Commands | 8 predefined /forge-* commands (forge-start, forge-research, forge-search, etc.) |
| Agents | Worker definitions for autonomous sub-agents (research pipeline, code review, etc.) |
| Hooks | Lifecycle hooks for TUI-native orchestration |
| MCP configs | Pre-configured Playwright (mandatory), Headroom (mandatory), and optional servers (Firecrawl, GitHub, SQLite, Context7) |
Supported TUIs
- OpenCode —
.opencode/directory, JSON config - Claude Code —
.claude/directory, JSON settings - Gemini CLI —
.gemini/directory, JSON settings - Qwen Code —
.qwen/directory, extension JSON
Design
- Determinism — Same input always produces the same output
- Template-driven — All scaffolding comes from versioned templates
- No hidden state — All I/O is declared and logged
- Adapters are boundaries — Business logic never leaks into TUI formats
License
MIT
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