Two halves of one workflow.
Superpowers is a library of skills for Claude Code — packaged, repeatable expertise for work like brainstorming a feature, writing an implementation plan, or reviewing a branch. Forge is the governance layer that runs your team's SDLC: every session briefed, scoped, and gated. On their own, each is useful. Together, the skills your team installs become steps Forge can place, recommend, and enforce.
The right skill, at the right step.
Every time a workflow runs, Forge reads the skills your AI tool already has — including every Superpowers skill installed. At each step it surfaces the ones that fit: the brainstorming skill when you're scoping a feature, the code-review skill when you're reviewing a branch. The engineer stays in control — Forge just makes sure the relevant skill is never forgotten.
Or required, when it matters.
Some steps shouldn't be optional. In the Forge workflow editor, a team lead can attach a Superpowers skill to a step as a required local skill. Forge then holds the step until that skill has run — and records which skills ran in the audit trail. Set once, enforced for every engineer on every run.
The Forge workflow editor — superpowers:brainstorming attached to the “Gather Context” step as a required local skill. Set once, enforced for every engineer on every run.