eforge-build

Enqueue PRD files or inline descriptions for the eforge daemon to build.

69|4|Updated Mar 15, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/eforge-build/eforge --skill eforge-build
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Skill: eforge-build
Source: https://github.com/eforge-build/eforge/tree/main/packages/pi-eforge/skills/eforge-build
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/eforge-build/eforge --skill eforge-build

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Enqueues a PRD file or inline description for the eforge daemon to build, enabling engineers to hand off planning, execution, and validation to a guided, repeatable pipeline without manual reformatting.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Enqueue a PRD file, an inline description, or a summarized conversation context for the eforge build daemon.
  • Resolve the source from multiple inputs (file path, inline text, or an active planning session) and route it into the daemon's pipeline.
  • Validate the project configuration, submit the PRD to the daemon, and update session state with the resulting sessionId for progress tracking.
  • Support planning sessions and session-status workflows, including submitting ready plans and continuing planning when needed.

Quick Start

Provide a PRD file path or inline description and run /eforge:build to enqueue a build.

Frequently Asked Questions about eforge-build

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I enqueue a PRD file for automated build planning and execution?

To enqueue a PRD file for automated build planning, provide the file path or inline description to the build daemon. The pipeline resolves the source, validates project configuration, and submits the PRD to initiate the build process with progress tracking.

What is a PRD build pipeline and when do I need to use one?

A PRD build pipeline automates planning, execution, and validation by submitting product requirement documents to a build daemon. You need it when handing off complex build tasks to a guided, repeatable pipeline without manual reformatting.

Can I submit an inline description instead of a PRD file to the build daemon?

Yes, you can submit an inline description or summarized conversation context instead of a PRD file. The build daemon resolves multiple input sources including file paths, inline text, or active planning sessions, routing them into the build pipeline.

How do I validate project configuration before enqueuing a build?

Validating project configuration before enqueuing a build happens automatically when you submit your PRD or inline context. The daemon checks the configuration, resolves sources, and updates session state with a sessionId for tracking build progress.

Does the build daemon support active planning sessions and session-status workflows?

Yes, the build daemon supports active planning sessions and session-status workflows. It can submit ready plans, continue planning when needed, and update session state with resulting sessionIds for ongoing progress tracking throughout the build lifecycle.

What are the limitations of using a daemon-based build pipeline for PRD execution?

A daemon-based build pipeline requires valid project configuration and compatible source inputs. If the PRD file path is inaccessible or the inline context lacks sufficient detail, the daemon may fail to resolve sources or validate the build setup properly.