Draft a Software Design from Accepted Scope with Codex Forgeflow
Use Forgeflow’s designer to turn accepted scope and repository constraints into a reviewable design. Cover user behavior, responsibilities, state, errors, and tests.
中文Install in Codex
Use Codex with local plugin and subagent support. Initialize Forgeflow in a sample repository using the publisher’s setup.
- Run git clone https://github.com/sh4869221b/codex-workforge.git. From the checkout, run git checkout --detach 137e2dce2e2dbce0c44f2648ca5a1449fd39da3c.
- Follow the pinned README to load the full checkout as a local plugin. Run the Forgeflow bootstrap in a sample project.
- Complete scope in the current run, confirm the designer subagent configuration, then invoke design-draft. Open .codex-forgeflow/runs/<run-id>/design.md.
Example task
In a sample project, accept a scope for restoring the last reading-list filter. Provide the component boundaries and current local settings format, then ask for a design draft.What to check
The run’s design.md explains when settings are read, how defaults and invalid values work, and how to test them. Open questions stay visible for design review.
Original SKILL.md on GitHub · Updated
Frequently asked question
Can I draft the design from a one-line feature request?
Define a testable scope first. The required restore behavior, affected areas, and constraints give reviewers a basis for evaluating the design.