Foreman
Project continuity for Claude Code and Codex: a roadmap beside your code, grounded handoffs, and clear task status.
Install
/plugin marketplace add V-Songbird/foundryInstall command taken from the project's README or registry entry. Always review code before running it.
README excerpt
Read full README on GitHub →Foreman Your plan stays next to your code. The next task arrives with its context checked.
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Get started · What is this? · How it works · What you can do · Evidence
What is this?
You finish a session with a fix, a side request and an issue still waiting. Next time, you need to know which one comes first and why. Foreman keeps that context in a roadmap beside your code.
Ask "what’s next?" and it recommends a task with its reason and a prompt checked against the project’s files. Completed work brings evidence back into the plan; acceptance stays a separate decision.
Why you'd want it
- Pick up where the last session stopped.
- Keep the task, its reason and its constraints together.
- Check stale plans against the code before acting.
- Keep acceptance of finished work separate from a successful test run.
How it works
The roadmap lives in your project. Foreman reads it, checks the relevant context and helps you choose what to do next.
What you can do
| You want to | Outcome |
|---|---|
| Add work to the roadmap | Requested work recorded with its reason and boundaries |
| See where things stand | Status, blockers and work waiting for acceptance |
| Choose the next task | A recommended task and a choice of where to run it |
| Check whether the plan still matches the code | A grounded review before choosing work |
| Get a prompt for one-off work | A checked handoff without requiring a roadmap entry |
How to ask
Plain sentences work in every assistant: "add this to the roadmap", "where are we?", "what's next?", "check whether the plan still matches the code" or "craft a prompt for this". If you would rather call Foreman by name, each assistant has its own way:
| You want to… | Claude Code | Codex | Antigravity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ask in your own words | /foreman:foreman |
the foreman skill |
/foreman |
| Set up a roadmap for a project (once) | /foreman:init |
the init skill |
/init |
| Pick, add, correct or review work | /foreman:roadmap |
the roadmap skill |
/roadmap |
| Check the plan against your code | /foreman:survey |
the survey skill |
/survey |
| Write a one-off prompt with no roadmap entry | /foreman:craft-prompt |
the craft-prompt skill |
/craft-prompt |
Install
Foreman is one plugin for the three assistants. Install it in the one you use; only the commands differ.
Codex
Requirements: Node.js and Git (tested with Node.js 22), and a Codex host with plugin support.
codex plugin marketplace add V-Songbird/foundry
codex plugin add foreman@foundry
Review and trust its hooks with /hooks, then start a new Codex session. Ask Foreman to initialize the project, or select its installed init skill.
Claude Code
Requirements: Node.js and Git (tested with Node.js 22). In Claude Code, Foreman needs version 2.1.147 or later.
Inside Claude Code:
/plugin marketplace add V-Songbird/foundry
/plugin install foreman@foundry
Start a new session to load the plugin. Run /foreman:init once in the project.
Antigravity
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