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Pre merge gate

Skill HeyEddi-com/skills/evals/runs/2026-07-04T22-58-59Z/full-product-integration/.cursor/skills/pre-merge-gate

Runs pre-merge checks (tests, build, types, optional UI audit) and returns a markdown pass/fail report. Use when QA approves a PR or before merge to main.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add HeyEddi-com/skills --skill pre-merge-gate

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SKILL.md

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Pre-merge Gate

Subagents (default)

Run gate via Task shell subagent — pre_merge_gate.py. Main chat triages FAIL lines and re-delegates fixes. See reference/subagents.md.

When to use

  • QA wants a single green/red report before approving a PR
  • Before merging frontend-heavy changes
  • After addressing review feedback — confirm all gates pass

Instructions

  1. Run python scripts/pre_merge_gate.py --project-root <root>.
  2. Read the markdown report — each check shows PASS/FAIL/SKIP.
  3. Fix failing checks and re-run until all required checks pass.

Eval / harness turns: When the eval harness captures Playwright proof separately, run with --skip-visual-audit so the gate does not invoke audit_ui.py (no dev server in agent turn).

Checks

  • npm test (if script exists)
  • verify build
  • vue-tsc (if available)
  • duplicate UI scan (no-duplicate-ui when installed)
  • visual audit on product routes (visual-auditor when installed; skips if Playwright missing)

Use --skip-duplicate-ui or --skip-visual-audit to omit optional UI gates.

What ships with it: 7 files

7.5 KB alongside SKILL.md, 2 of them executable

context/

reference/

scripts/

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