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Show the ContentForge user guide with live plugin state — version, agent/skill/command counts, connector availability, and runtime environment read from scripts/plugin-metadata.py, never hardcoded — plus pipeline overview, per-skill listings, worked examples, brand-setup methods,
Overview
Show the ContentForge user guide with live plugin state — version, agent/skill/command counts, connector availability, and runtime environment read from scripts/plugin-metadata.py, never hardcoded — plus pipeline overview, per-skill listings, worked examples, brand-setup methods, and a troubleshooting matrix. Triggers on \"/contentforge:cf-help\", \"how do I use ContentForge\", \"list the ContentForge skills\", \"explain the content pipeline\", \"ContentForge isn't working\". Flags route to sections (--pipeline, --skills, --examples, --troubleshoot, --brand), and a Cowork sandbox warning is surfaced automatically when detected. Documentation only — it renders guidance from live metadata and runs no production pipeline.
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/contentforge:cf-help
Show the ContentForge user guide with live plugin state (version, asset counts, connector counts, runtime environment) pulled from disk — not hardcoded — plus pipeline overview, available skills, usage examples, and troubleshooting.
CRITICAL: never hardcode version, asset counts, or connector counts
Versions and counts in this plugin used to be baked into this skill body as literal version strings and count strings ("Agents: 13 · Skills: 19 · Connectors: 9 HTTP + 19 npx"). Those drifted out of sync with the actual install every release (reported by users in v3.12.7 testing: "I'm on 3.12.7, but the help output shows an old version").
Always read live values from scripts/plugin-metadata.py. Never quote a
version number, skill count, agent count, or connector count from memory or
from this skill body.
Behavior
Step 1 — Fetch live plugin metadata
Run first, every time this skill is invoked (any argument or none):
python scripts/plugin-metadata.py --section all-with-environment
This returns JSON with version, assets (agent/skill/command/script counts),
connectors (HTTP + npx counts), skills list, commands list,
pipeline_phases list (read from agent file names), and environment
(detects Cowork sandbox vs local Claude Code, with a warning if filesystem
writes won't reach the user's host).
Substitute the values from this JSON into every place the help output references a count, a version, or a slash-command list. Do not invent or quote numbers from elsewhere.
Step 2 — Default rendering (no args)
Render a clean help overview using the live data. Suggested format:
=== CONTENTFORGE ===
Version: <version from JSON>
Agents: <agents> | Skills: <skills_total> | Commands: <commands> | Scripts: <scripts>
Connectors: <available_http> HTTP + <available_npx> npx available
(<active_count> currently active in your .mcp.json)
Cowork-compatible: <cowork_compatible_count> (HTTP only — npx connectors don't run in Cowork)
Environment: <environment from JSON>
<if environment.cowork_warning is non-null, show it as a WARNING block>
Getting Started:
1. /contentforge:brand-setup -- Configure brand voice, terminology, guardrails
2. /contentforge:cf-integrations -- See which connectors are active
3. /contentforge:create-content -- Run the full content pipeline
4. /contentforge:cf-help --examples -- Worked example workflows
Step 3 — Cowork warning (when applicable)
If environment.cowork_warning is non-null, surface it prominently after
the orientation block:
⚠ COWORK SANDBOX DETECTED
<cowork_warning text from JSON>
What this means in practice:
- File writes to ~/Documents/ContentForge/ and ~/.claude-marketing/
land inside the sandbox, NOT on your Windows / macOS host
- Files persist only for this Cowork session
- The full /contentforge:create-content pipeline can run, but the
dual-copy save and per-phase checkpointing target the sandbox FS
- For full host-filesystem behavior, run ContentForge in local
Claude Code (CLI or VS Code / JetBrains IDE extension) instead
Step 4 — Argument routing
| Argument | What to render |
|---|---|
| (none) | Steps 2 + 3 + Quick command list |
--pipeline | Steps 2 + 3 + full phase-by-phase overview (use pipeline_phases from JSON) |
--skills | Steps 2 + 3 + list every skill from JSON skills array with slash command + description |
--commands | Steps 2 + 3 + list every command from JSON commands array with slash command + description |
--connectors | Steps 2 + 3 + redirect: "For active/available connector status, run /contentforge:cf-integrations" |
--examples | Steps 2 + 3 + the worked-example workflows (see below) |
--troubleshoot | Steps 2 + 3 + troubleshooting matrix (see below) |
--brand | Steps 2 + 3 + brand setup methods (see below) |
When rendering the skills/commands list, iterate over the JSON arrays —
do not paste a hand-maintained list. Each row should show the
slash_command field as the user-facing label and the description field
as the explanation.
Pipeline phase rendering (--pipeline)
The pipeline phases come from agent file names (01-researcher.md →
"Phase 01: Researcher"). Iterate pipeline_phases from the JSON and render
phase + role + description. Add this preamble:
=== CONTENTFORGE PIPELINE (10 phases) ===
Step 0.5: Title Curation runs BEFORE Phase 1 (SERP recon + 4-5 SEO title options;
user selects before draft starts).
Quality gates: composite score >=7.0 to pass | max 2 loops per phase |
3-layer verification (Fact Checker -> Scientific Validator -> Reviewer).
Then list every phase from the JSON. Do not invent timing estimates — they vary by topic complexity and model speed. If the agent description in the JSON includes a timing hint, surface it; otherwise omit.
Brand setup rendering (--brand)
Show the three brand-setup methods (interactive / JSON template / Drive Knowledge Vault), referencing the actual current commands. v3.12.7 added Drive MCP autodetection at the start of brand-setup — call this out as the recommended path for Cowork and Anthropic-platform users.
=== BRAND PROFILE SETUP (3 methods) ===
Method 1: Interactive (recommended)
/contentforge:brand-setup "Brand Name"
-> Walks you through voice, terminology, industry, guardrails
-> v3.12.7+ first probes .mcp.json for Drive MCPs (Anthropic platform
integration, Pipedream / Composio / Zapier / Make Drive aggregator)
and short-circuits the legacy service-account flow if one is found
Method 2: Manual JSON
-> Copy config/brand-registry-template.json
-> Fill in your brand details
-> Save to ~/.claude-marketing/<brand-slug>/Brand-Guidelines/<BrandName>-brand-profile.json
Method 3: Google Drive Knowledge Vault
-> Create a Drive folder: <Brand Name>/
-> Subfolders: Brand-Guidelines/, Guardrails/, Reference-Content/
-> Run /contentforge:brand-setup -- it will offer to verify or
scaffold the structure
Troubleshooting (--troubleshoot)
Surface this matrix. Use the live skill/command names from the JSON; the table below references the user-visible behaviors.
| Issue | What to try |
|---|---|
| "Brand profile not found" | Run /contentforge:brand-setup to create the brand profile first |
| Files don't appear in ~/Documents/ContentForge/ | Check Cowork sandbox warning above. In local Claude Code: /contentforge:output-folder shows the resolved path; verify CONTENTFORGE_PUBLISH_DIR env var if you've customized it |
| Headers in .docx aren't semantic Heading 1/2/3 | Verified fixed in v3.12.4 -- if you see this, you're on an older version; run /plugin update contentforge@neels-plugins |
| Pipeline interrupted, lost work | Use /contentforge:resume to pick up from the last completed phase (v3.12.3+) |
| Google Drive connector ignored at brand-setup | Fixed in v3.12.7. Run python scripts/detect-drive-mcp.py to verify the autodetect can see your MCP |
| Quality score below 5.0 | Content flagged for human review -- check topic complexity, source availability, and brand profile completeness |
| Pipeline taking too long | Normal: 20-30 min for articles. batch-process queues many pieces unattended (sequential, checkpointed) — it survives interruption, it does not run them concurrently |
Documentation references
| Guide | What it covers |
|---|---|
docs/USER-GUIDE.md | Comprehensive end-to-end guide |
CHANGELOG.md | Full version history (the canonical record of what's in your install) |
CONNECTORS.md | Connector categories and setup paths |
.mcp.json.connectors-reference | The opt-in connector catalog -- copy entries into .mcp.json to enable them (shipped .mcp.json is empty by design) |
docs/MODEL-CURATOR.md | Model registry, aliases, and refresh workflow |
config/brand-registry-template.json | Brand profile JSON template |
Output formatting rules
- Render in clean, scannable tables and code blocks
- Always quote
versionand counts from the JSON, never from this file - Match each user invocation argument to its section above; the help body contains only instructions, not pre-rendered output
- If
scripts/plugin-metadata.pyfails to run (e.g. Python not available), fall back to: "Live metadata script could not run. Plugin version is in .claude-plugin/plugin.json; skill list is in skills/; command list is in commands/." Do not invent numbers in the fallback either.
What this skill explicitly avoids
- Quoting version numbers from this file body
- Quoting count strings (agent, skill or command counts) from this file body
- Listing slash commands manually -- always derived from the JSON
- Personalized advice for any specific user (this skill is for everyone)
- Stale references to deprecated skill names (always use the names from JSON)
File metadata
name: cf-help description: "Show the ContentForge user guide with live plugin state — version, agent/skill/command counts, connector availability, and runtime environment read from scripts/plugin-metadata.py, never hardcoded — plus pipeline overview, per-skill listings, worked examples, brand-setup methods, and a troubleshooting matrix. Triggers on \"/contentforge:cf-help\", \"how do I use ContentForge\", \"list the ContentForge skills\", \"explain the content pipeline\", \"ContentForge isn't working\". Flags route to sections (--pipeline, --skills, --examples, --troubleshoot, --brand), and a Cowork sandbox warning is surfaced automatically when detected. Documentation only — it renders guidance from live metadata and runs no production pipeline." argument-hint: "[--pipeline | --skills | --commands | --examples | --connectors | --troubleshoot | --brand]" effort: low
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---
name: cf-help
description: "Show the ContentForge user guide with live plugin state — version, agent/skill/command counts, connector availability, and runtime environment read from scripts/plugin-metadata.py, never hardcoded — plus pipeline overview, per-skill listings, worked examples, brand-setup methods, and a troubleshooting matrix. Triggers on \"/contentforge:cf-help\", \"how do I use ContentForge\", \"list the ContentForge skills\", \"explain the content pipeline\", \"ContentForge isn't working\". Flags route to sections (--pipeline, --skills, --examples, --troubleshoot, --brand), and a Cowork sandbox warning is surfaced automatically when detected. Documentation only — it renders guidance from live metadata and runs no production pipeline."
argument-hint: "[--pipeline | --skills | --commands | --examples | --connectors | --troubleshoot | --brand]"
effort: low
---
# /contentforge:cf-help
Show the ContentForge user guide with live plugin state (version, asset counts, connector counts, runtime environment) pulled from disk — not hardcoded — plus pipeline overview, available skills, usage examples, and troubleshooting.
## CRITICAL: never hardcode version, asset counts, or connector counts
Versions and counts in this plugin used to be baked into this skill body as
literal version strings and count strings ("Agents: 13 · Skills: 19 ·
Connectors: 9 HTTP + 19 npx"). Those drifted out of sync with the actual
install every release (reported by users in v3.12.7 testing: "I'm on 3.12.7,
but the help output shows an old version").
**Always read live values from `scripts/plugin-metadata.py`. Never quote a
version number, skill count, agent count, or connector count from memory or
from this skill body.**
## Behavior
### Step 1 — Fetch live plugin metadata
Run **first**, every time this skill is invoked (any argument or none):
```bash
python scripts/plugin-metadata.py --section all-with-environment
```
This returns JSON with `version`, `assets` (agent/skill/command/script counts),
`connectors` (HTTP + npx counts), `skills` list, `commands` list,
`pipeline_phases` list (read from agent file names), and `environment`
(detects Cowork sandbox vs local Claude Code, with a warning if filesystem
writes won't reach the user's host).
Substitute the values from this JSON into every place the help output
references a count, a version, or a slash-command list. Do **not** invent
or quote numbers from elsewhere.
### Step 2 — Default rendering (no args)
Render a clean help overview using the live data. Suggested format:
```
=== CONTENTFORGE ===
Version: <version from JSON>
Agents: <agents> | Skills: <skills_total> | Commands: <commands> | Scripts: <scripts>
Connectors: <available_http> HTTP + <available_npx> npx available
(<active_count> currently active in your .mcp.json)
Cowork-compatible: <cowork_compatible_count> (HTTP only — npx connectors don't run in Cowork)
Environment: <environment from JSON>
<if environment.cowork_warning is non-null, show it as a WARNING block>
Getting Started:
1. /contentforge:brand-setup -- Configure brand voice, terminology, guardrails
2. /contentforge:cf-integrations -- See which connectors are active
3. /contentforge:create-content -- Run the full content pipeline
4. /contentforge:cf-help --examples -- Worked example workflows
```
### Step 3 — Cowork warning (when applicable)
If `environment.cowork_warning` is non-null, surface it prominently after
the orientation block:
```
⚠ COWORK SANDBOX DETECTED
<cowork_warning text from JSON>
What this means in practice:
- File writes to ~/Documents/ContentForge/ and ~/.claude-marketing/
land inside the sandbox, NOT on your Windows / macOS host
- Files persist only for this Cowork session
- The full /contentforge:create-content pipeline can run, but the
dual-copy save and per-phase checkpointing target the sandbox FS
- For full host-filesystem behavior, run ContentForge in local
Claude Code (CLI or VS Code / JetBrains IDE extension) instead
```
### Step 4 — Argument routing
| Argument | What to render |
|----------|---------------|
| (none) | Steps 2 + 3 + Quick command list |
| `--pipeline` | Steps 2 + 3 + full phase-by-phase overview (use `pipeline_phases` from JSON) |
| `--skills` | Steps 2 + 3 + list every skill from JSON `skills` array with slash command + description |
| `--commands` | Steps 2 + 3 + list every command from JSON `commands` array with slash command + description |
| `--connectors` | Steps 2 + 3 + redirect: "For active/available connector status, run /contentforge:cf-integrations" |
| `--examples` | Steps 2 + 3 + the worked-example workflows (see below) |
| `--troubleshoot` | Steps 2 + 3 + troubleshooting matrix (see below) |
| `--brand` | Steps 2 + 3 + brand setup methods (see below) |
When rendering the skills/commands list, **iterate over the JSON arrays** —
do not paste a hand-maintained list. Each row should show the
`slash_command` field as the user-facing label and the `description` field
as the explanation.
### Pipeline phase rendering (--pipeline)
The pipeline phases come from agent file names (`01-researcher.md` →
"Phase 01: Researcher"). Iterate `pipeline_phases` from the JSON and render
phase + role + description. Add this preamble:
```
=== CONTENTFORGE PIPELINE (10 phases) ===
Step 0.5: Title Curation runs BEFORE Phase 1 (SERP recon + 4-5 SEO title options;
user selects before draft starts).
Quality gates: composite score >=7.0 to pass | max 2 loops per phase |
3-layer verification (Fact Checker -> Scientific Validator -> Reviewer).
```
Then list every phase from the JSON. **Do not invent timing estimates** —
they vary by topic complexity and model speed. If the agent description in
the JSON includes a timing hint, surface it; otherwise omit.
### Brand setup rendering (--brand)
Show the three brand-setup methods (interactive / JSON template / Drive Knowledge Vault), referencing the actual current commands. v3.12.7 added Drive MCP autodetection at the start of brand-setup — call this out as the recommended path for Cowork and Anthropic-platform users.
```
=== BRAND PROFILE SETUP (3 methods) ===
Method 1: Interactive (recommended)
/contentforge:brand-setup "Brand Name"
-> Walks you through voice, terminology, industry, guardrails
-> v3.12.7+ first probes .mcp.json for Drive MCPs (Anthropic platform
integration, Pipedream / Composio / Zapier / Make Drive aggregator)
and short-circuits the legacy service-account flow if one is found
Method 2: Manual JSON
-> Copy config/brand-registry-template.json
-> Fill in your brand details
-> Save to ~/.claude-marketing/<brand-slug>/Brand-Guidelines/<BrandName>-brand-profile.json
Method 3: Google Drive Knowledge Vault
-> Create a Drive folder: <Brand Name>/
-> Subfolders: Brand-Guidelines/, Guardrails/, Reference-Content/
-> Run /contentforge:brand-setup -- it will offer to verify or
scaffold the structure
```
### Troubleshooting (--troubleshoot)
Surface this matrix. Use the live skill/command names from the JSON; the
table below references the user-visible behaviors.
| Issue | What to try |
|-------|-------------|
| "Brand profile not found" | Run `/contentforge:brand-setup` to create the brand profile first |
| Files don't appear in ~/Documents/ContentForge/ | Check Cowork sandbox warning above. In local Claude Code: `/contentforge:output-folder` shows the resolved path; verify `CONTENTFORGE_PUBLISH_DIR` env var if you've customized it |
| Headers in .docx aren't semantic Heading 1/2/3 | Verified fixed in v3.12.4 -- if you see this, you're on an older version; run `/plugin update contentforge@neels-plugins` |
| Pipeline interrupted, lost work | Use `/contentforge:resume` to pick up from the last completed phase (v3.12.3+) |
| Google Drive connector ignored at brand-setup | Fixed in v3.12.7. Run `python scripts/detect-drive-mcp.py` to verify the autodetect can see your MCP |
| Quality score below 5.0 | Content flagged for human review -- check topic complexity, source availability, and brand profile completeness |
| Pipeline taking too long | Normal: 20-30 min for articles. batch-process queues many pieces unattended (sequential, checkpointed) — it survives interruption, it does not run them concurrently |
### Documentation references
| Guide | What it covers |
|-------|---------------|
| `docs/USER-GUIDE.md` | Comprehensive end-to-end guide |
| `CHANGELOG.md` | Full version history (the canonical record of what's in your install) |
| `CONNECTORS.md` | Connector categories and setup paths |
| `.mcp.json.connectors-reference` | The opt-in connector catalog -- copy entries into `.mcp.json` to enable them (shipped `.mcp.json` is empty by design) |
| `docs/MODEL-CURATOR.md` | Model registry, aliases, and refresh workflow |
| `config/brand-registry-template.json` | Brand profile JSON template |
## Output formatting rules
- Render in clean, scannable tables and code blocks
- **Always** quote `version` and counts from the JSON, never from this file
- Match each user invocation argument to its section above; the help body
contains only instructions, not pre-rendered output
- If `scripts/plugin-metadata.py` fails to run (e.g. Python not available),
fall back to: "Live metadata script could not run. Plugin version is in
.claude-plugin/plugin.json; skill list is in skills/; command list is in
commands/." Do not invent numbers in the fallback either.
## What this skill explicitly avoids
- Quoting version numbers from this file body
- Quoting count strings (agent, skill or command counts) from this file body
- Listing slash commands manually -- always derived from the JSON
- Personalized advice for any specific user (this skill is for everyone)
- Stale references to deprecated skill names (always use the names from JSON)
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- Source repository
- indranilbanerjee/contentforge
- License
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- Last GitHub push
- Aug 17, 2026
- Registry updated
- Sep 12, 2026
- Instruction path
- skills/cf-help/SKILL.md @ 5f40253ff3a6
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- Quality score needs review
- Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
- GitHub adoption: 28 GitHub stars
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