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Ci cd quality gates

Skill charlieviettq/awesome-agent-skill/.claude/skills/ci-cd-quality-gates

Curated skill pack for LLM agents in engineer and science workflow (Cursor & Claude ready).

Install
npx -y skills add charlieviettq/awesome-agent-skill --skill ci-cd-quality-gates

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Design lightweight CI quality gates—lint, test tiers, security scans, and merge policies. Use when setting up or improving pipelines without tying to one stack only.

SKILL.md

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CI/CD quality gates

Principles

  • Fast feedback on every PR; expensive jobs scheduled or nightly
  • Fail closed on security and contract breaks
  • Same commands locally and in CI

Tiered gates

TierWhenExamples
PR requiredEvery pushLint, unit tests, typecheck
PR optionalLarge reposIntegration, e2e subset
Main/nightlyPost-mergeFull e2e, perf budget, dependency audit

Gate design

  1. Lint/format — consistent style, catch syntax issues
  2. Unit tests — required; flaky tests fixed or quarantined
  3. Build — artifact or package builds for deployable repos
  4. Security — secret scan, dependency audit (fail on critical)
  5. Contract — OpenAPI/schema diff when APIs change

Merge policy

  • Required checks green before merge
  • No force-push to protected default branch without policy
  • Document bypass process for emergencies

Anti-patterns

  • 30+ minute PR feedback loops
  • Different test command in CI vs README
  • Ignored flaky tests accumulating

Related

verify-before-done, gstack/ship, test-failure-triage, api-security-testing

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