arbiterForgeOfficial·23 Agent Skills Included

codeArbiter

Enforced test-first gates, reviews, and audit trails for coding

Enforces hard gates on every coding task: spec approval, test-first development, commit verification, secret scanning, and PR review. Stops unverified code from shipping by blocking commits on red tests, leaked credentials, and unreviewed migrations. Keeps specs, plans, decisions, and audit logs in one shared project store that works across Claude Code, Codex, and Pi.

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npx skills add arbiterForge/codeArbiter --all -g -y

All Skills in This Repository (23)

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arbiterForge

using-git-worktrees

Create isolated git worktrees and branches for parallel agent tasks.

skill-author

Author v2-format codeArbiter skills after validating gaps against the existing index.

decision-variance

Compare architectural artifacts against the scaffold and label variances as concur, divergent, or silent.

dispatching-parallel-agents

Coordinate parallel agent fan-out and collect terminal results without dropping failures.

executing-plans

Execute approved implementation plans in small user-checked batches.

release

Derive SemVer from Conventional Commits and publish annotated tags and GitHub Releases.

finishing-a-development-branch

Resolve development branches through PR-only terminal actions with gate verification.

security-architecture

Map attack surfaces and identify unmitigated STRIDE threats before implementation.

secret-handling

Detect and block secret leaks in code changes.

brainstorming

Refine rough feature ideas into approved, testable specifications with acceptance criteria.

decision-lifecycle

Author and track numbered, dated architecture decision records with user attribution.

commit-gate

Enforce a nine-phase commit workflow with tests, linting, and secrets scanning.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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How to install codeArbiter?▼

Run `npx skills add arbiterForge/codeArbiter --all -g -y` in your terminal to install all skills globally. Then open a repository and run the init command to opt it into governance.

What does codeArbiter actually enforce?▼

It blocks feature code until a spec is approved and a failing test exists, blocks commits on failing tests or leaked secrets, and requires review findings to clear before a PR opens. Every decision and override is logged for audit.

Does codeArbiter work with Claude Code and Codex?▼

Yes. It ships sibling plugins for Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Pi, all generated from one shared core, so a repository keeps its specs, plans, and decisions when switching hosts.

Can codeArbiter run autonomously?▼

Yes. The sprint mode executes an approved plan end to end without per-batch checkpoints, but hard gates like security findings and merges always stop for the user.

Do I need to change how my project is structured?▼

No. It adds a single .codearbiter directory to your repository for state and stays dormant until you explicitly opt the project in.