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Ci cd quality gates

Skill charlieviettq/awesome-agent-skill/.cursor/skills/reliability-ops/ci-cd-quality-gates

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

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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. Triggers: "CI", "quality gate", "pipeline", "GitHub Actions", "pre-merge checks".

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

Tier	When	Examples
PR required	Every push	Lint, unit tests, typecheck
PR optional	Large repos	Integration, e2e subset
Main/nightly	Post-merge	Full e2e, perf budget, dependency audit

Gate design

Lint/format — consistent style, catch syntax issues
Unit tests — required; flaky tests fixed or quarantined
Build — artifact or package builds for deployable repos
Security — secret scan, dependency audit (fail on critical)
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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