Forge Agent Toolbox

Free collection of 7 agent-ready monitoring tools. Price alerts, cost tracking, repo scanning, uptime checks, and more.

Install
cmdop skills install agensi-forge-agent-toolbox

Forge Agent Toolbox is a reference skill covering seven individual monitoring tools published under the Forge Executive umbrella. Each tool is self-hosted, requires Node.js v18 or later, and a Telegram account to receive alerts. The seven tools are: ScrapeWatch for page change and price drop monitoring, TokenTracker for tracking AI token costs against defined budgets, GitHub Sentinel for daily scanning of trending repositories, Webhook Dispatcher for forwarding webhook payloads to Telegram, Uptime Monitor for HTTP endpoint health checking, Cert Watch for SSL certificate expiry monitoring, and LogWatch for detecting error patterns in log files. All seven tools are described as MIT licensed and installable via a single command. This skill itself provides no executable tools — it is a catalogue and quick-reference guide to those seven standalone utilities. Developers who want to monitor infrastructure health, track AI API spend, watch for page changes, or stay current with trending GitHub repos would choose one or more of these individual tools and deploy them separately. Because the tools are self-hosted and Telegram-dependent, they are not suitable for environments where outbound Telegram traffic is blocked or where managed cloud monitoring is required.

Use cases

  • Use ScrapeWatch to alert on competitor price changes or website content updates
  • Use TokenTracker to enforce AI API spending budgets and receive alerts when thresholds are crossed
  • Use GitHub Sentinel to receive a daily Telegram digest of trending repositories
  • Use Uptime Monitor to check HTTP endpoint availability and get notified on downtime
  • Use Cert Watch to track SSL certificate expiry dates and avoid unexpected outages
  • Use LogWatch to detect error patterns in log files and surface them via Telegram

When to use it

  • When building a self-hosted monitoring stack that delivers alerts via Telegram
  • When tracking AI token costs across multiple models with budget enforcement
  • When needing lightweight, single-purpose tools rather than a monolithic monitoring platform
  • When the deployment environment runs Node.js v18 or later

When not to use it

  • When Telegram is not available or is blocked in the deployment environment
  • When looking for a managed or cloud-hosted monitoring solution
  • When the environment cannot run Node.js v18+
  • When executable MCP tools are needed — this skill exposes no callable tools