atlassian/forge-skills

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# Atlassian Forge Skills

Atlassian Forge lets you build and deploy apps directly on the Atlassian platform - issue panels, Confluence macros, dashboard gadgets, and more. The Forge Skills Plugin bundles several Forge-focused skills plus MCP-backed tooling so your agent can scaffold apps, review them before deploy, debug production issues, and stay current on Forge APIs and the Atlassian Design System.

## What's included

### Skills

The plugin ships multiple skills under `skills/`, each with a `SKILL.md` the host can load:

**Forge Onboarding** (`skills/forge-onboarding/`) guides a first-time Forge builder through two loops: deploy a stock Rovo Agent, then turn the same registered app into **Forge Guru**, a documentation companion. Use it for "my first Forge app", "my first Rovo Agent", or to resume the tutorial on an existing developer site.

**Forge App Builder** (`skills/forge-app-builder/`) guides scaffolding through production: `forge create`, dev spaces and templates, deploy and install, module selection, cross-product scopes, and common CLI or permission issues.

**Forge App Review** (`skills/forge-app-review/`) supports pre-deploy review and audits: security, architecture, cost and invocation efficiency, performance, and trigger or scheduling waste.

**Forge Cost Optimizer** (`skills/forge-cost-optimizer/`) helps reduce Forge platform consumption across invocations, storage, logs, memory, triggers, API calls, and frontend/backend boundaries.

**Forge Debugger** (`skills/forge-debugger/`) supports systematic troubleshooting when something breaks: `forge` / deploy errors, resolver failures, blank or missing UI, scopes and permissions, and apps that “stopped working” in Jira or Confluence.

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