Detect completed work in an in-progress Shopify theme migration.
npx skills add https://github.com/cfagerlin/theme-forge --skill reconcile-cfagerlin
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: reconcile Source: https://github.com/cfagerlin/theme-forge/tree/main/reconcile Command: npx skills add https://github.com/cfagerlin/theme-forge --skill reconcile-cfagerlin
Detects and reports already completed work in an in-progress Shopify theme migration. Diffs the target theme against its baseline to identify custom sections, evaluate completeness, and create report stubs so status and review reflect reality.
Onboard a migration, then run /theme-forge reconcile [--page <template>] [--dry-run].
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To track completed work in a Shopify theme migration, run a reconciliation process that diffs the target theme against its baseline. This inventories templates, detects custom sections, parses CSS overrides, and generates JSON status reports reflecting real progress.
Custom sections are unique theme components added during a Shopify migration. Identify them by diffing target templates against baseline templates to detect modified settings and inventory new additions, which helps evaluate migration completeness and track section provenance.
Yes, you can preview migration changes before generating Shopify theme reports by using a dry-run mode. This allows you to evaluate detected custom sections and CSS overrides without writing structured JSON report files to your reports directory.
You can reconcile Shopify theme migration progress for a specific page template by running the reconciliation process with a page-specific scope. This targets individual templates to identify modified settings, custom sections, and CSS overrides for that particular page.
Shopify migration status reports are stored as structured JSON files under the .theme-forge/reports/sections directory. These reports document detected custom sections, modified settings, and CSS overrides to guide impact analysis and review.
To detect already-completed work in a Shopify migration, the process reads configuration from .theme-forge/config.json. It uses this baseline data to inventory templates, parse CSS overrides, and identify custom sections modified in prior scans.
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